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GARDINER B. REYNOLDS & CO., 

Opposite POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, R. I. 



-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN- 



ANTHRACITE 



COAL 



BITUMINOUS 



English and American Cannel, and Kanauha Splint, for Grates and 
Open Fires. Hickory, Oak, Pine and 3raple, for Wood Fires. 

'Bennett; 'Bemice,' 'Wilkesbarre,' 'Plpouth,' 'Lorberry' and 'Lykens Valley' Coal for Stoves and Ranges. 

FOR GREENHOUSES AMD FURNACES. 



Yachts Svpplied with Coal and Water, Delivered in the JTnrbo)' or delivered at oar Docks. 
Water Delivered from Hydrants on the Wharf. 



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186 to 190 Westminster, cor. Union Street, Prov., R. I, 



HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF 



BOOTS AND SHOES, 

'J'hat can he niaiiut'aotured. And shall be pleased to receive Mail Orders or Personal Calls. We carry in Stock, 

Black, White and Assouted Colors of 

Silk and Satin Boots and Slippers, French and fine Glazed Kid in Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses, and 

Childrens' Wear in various widths and half-sizes. Fine and elegant stock of Tennis Goods 

English and American Manufacture, various colors and styles. And to be brief, 

any Fine Shoe or Slipper for Ladies', Gentlemen's or Children's 

Wear, are carried in Stock. 

ROSENBLOOM BROTHERS, 

Successors to EBEN J. BEANE, 

18G t0 190 WesterrjiFiSbeP Sb., - Pr?0¥idenGe, R. I. 



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■The Beach." Newport. 




i, mnm & iin CARRY BROTHERS, 




-^Vl^()ll'^iale Pealors in - 

CHICAGO 



DRESSED BEEF 



Mutton, Vea!, Hides and 
Wool Skins. 

One Door South of 0. C. Passenger Depot, 

p. O. Box 523, NEWPORT, R. I. 



:» & U I'dhaiii St, Newiioil R. I. 



STRICTI>T FIRST-Cr.ASS. Location riieqUBled. 



rly Fnriiislied ami Re 



i-attil Thruiighoiit. 



^tgEIiECT •• B07IRDING 1^^ 

For familiesorsingle persons. Also Furnislied Rooms 
withont lioard, at moderate rates. Special rates to 
commercial travellers. The excellence of the accom- 
modations are not surpassed in this city. 

Winter Doardins Eiig«sert at Moderate RateH, 
Open All the Year. 

Apply on tho premises, or throiiKli 1'. O • Boi .i)0. 
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-T>i':.\i.::i!s ix- 




FRUIT AND EARLY PRODUCE 
IN THEIR SEASON. 



257 & 259 THAMES ST., 

NEWPORT, R. I. 



AMBROSE— 

Is tlic best place in tlie city to get 

l-ir^t-Clasg Table Roard at the Most Keason- 
Bble Kates. 

Also furnished rooms, in suites or singly, to let by the day or 
week. I"[;r<ii nv~-ri:!:s ufall the clloicest tM-ands and served 
iu ever\ -i\ 1. Ml il- -crved at all hours. 

a^' i'aiiM - " ill"- lo take tlie early morning train or boats 
ran lum iii..iki,i-i -i imJ in ample time at the AMBROSE 
UI.NIM. l:cHiM>, 

S. T. HUBBARD, Prop. 

119 and 121, formerly 57, Thames Street, 

iVEWrOIiT, R. I. 



FH A NK B. PORTER. 



JOHN A. JUnSON. 



FRANK B. PORTER & CO., 

Real Estiite Mgenbs and Bp©I\epS,* 

NOS. 22 AND 24 BELLEYUE AVENUE, ,. 



Furnished and Unfurnished Villas and Cottages for Rent by the Season or Year. Improved and Unimproved Property 
For Sale in all parts of Newport and Vicinity. Full information on application. 



Neiv York Correspondents : 

MESSRS. HOMER MORGAN. 

E. H. LUDLOW & CO. 



. Boston CorrespQ'Adent : 

SAWL PARKMAN BLAKE, JR. 



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NEWPORT. 

4)Ef^ gE. 
(0 n ft JV 1 1? c n 5. , © It e H o »n ft , (D n ft ^ o jt t» o n , 

Cl coitvpfctc Sncwctopccbia aiv5 l31-^i^c l^o ciff (:fie ptiucipaf poivita of tntctcst", "^iffa ©vuvicto, 
Coft'acic o^tctit'af.'', eHoUl'-i, '^JacTit CiVtfia, 'Jutjftc iSotiue uance^, a^\b a (uli, compact ''Dircctotu of- 
Sauaitvcij ci'itinj anil H'leir tocciNoii. 



Fl^OM ■THE BEM OP " Fflll'J I^pFJUS^I^JD." 




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Jul 11 1884 



PROVIDENCE: 
PP^f5I5iei^ ^ 035lSinG, Piihliiher^, P;//,-r Exchange. 

COPYRIGHT 1884, BY FRAZIER i WHITING. 




BELDING'S 

Superior Pure Thread Knitting Silk. 

To make tlie best, articles in Kiiittinj; aiul Crochet the best silU must be used. It is 

' not generally known that there aie two kinds of knittiu;; silk in tlie market— the one 

' made from Pure Thread Silk, tlie other frojn Spun Silk. The difference is very great. 

Thread Silk is made by unwinding cocoons, from each of whicl) a single continuous 

thread or libre of great length is obtained. Several of the continuous cocoon threads. 

being combined, are doubled and twisted a number of times until the ttnishcd thread of 

the required thickness is formed. (See cut No. 1). No other material has such a long fibre; 

consequently, silk thread thus made is stronger and more elastic tlmn anv other thread. 

Spun Silk is made from pierced or imperfect 
cocoons, whose fibres are broken, ami from 
other short pieces of silk fibre known as 
" waste," none of which can be reeled; they 
are carded and spun like flax or cotton. (Sec 
Cut No. 2). Articles knit in Spun Silk soon 

acquire a dingy, dull, rough appearauce, and 

Cut No. I. will not wear, while Thread Silk is smooth, 

strong and very lustrous, and will last for years with ordinary use. 

Various brands of Knitting Silk are advertised and put on the market as Pure Knitting bilk. Spun 
Silk may b'e pure silk, but it^is bv no means PURK THHEAD SILK. The latter is manufactured by 
BELDING BROS. & CO.. and their PURE TIIRE.M) S1I,K is sold at a price very little higher than the 
Spun Silk of other iiianiifaclurers. 

SPUN SILK IS DEAR AT ANY PRICE. 

MAKE NO MISTAKE. Ask your dealer for Belding's Superior Pure Thread Knitting Silk, and 
take no other. One trial will convince vou of the truth of our assertions. 

ADAMS & CURTIS, 

.AcKNTS roit BELDIM; lUiOS. >.>; C(J., 

F?0. 1Q§ SuFFiFfier? Sfepeet, lD©sfe0r2, ITlasS. 





PREFACE 



Much of the information in this worlc has never been published before, and is adapted to every day use. The 
Publishers' travels have brought them in contact with all classes of professional and business men, thus enablin"- them to 
obtain items and views of the long felt need of the present work. The mass of information has been collected by others, 
and ought to take away an objection which some might raise, that it is too much for one firm to know, simply because 
they did not realize that the work had been made by others, as well as from actual every day experience. Many of the 
former and early editions published are large, and have contained much useless matter, which to the tourist and residents 
would have been of far more value had it been entirely dropped. There is one of two thino-s about this book : It is the 
biggest humbug of the day. or it is the best work of the kind published in the English language. If a careful perusal 
doss not sati,fy all that it is not the first, but that it is the last, then will the Publishers be willing to acknowledge that 
experimenting, travel, labor and study are of no account in giving benefit to their fellow creatures, and also giving them a 
reliable work for every emergency, more than for their own particular benefit. We claim the most comprehensive and 
valuable guide book ever published for individuals, families and the public generally, and deserving of the public patron- 
age, and we give the above as the governing reason for a permanent publication of the work. 

The remarks and explanations are in large typ&, whilst the prescriptive and descriptive parts are in a little smaller 
type, which enables any one to see at a glance just what they wish to find. 

If among the thousands of readers of this work any one should hastily pronounce these pages confused and ill- 
arranged, let them refer to the " Index," and forever hold their peace, and let it always be borne in mind that the " Index " 
is the knocker to the door of knowledge, and will enable you to refer in a momejit to almost anything you mav require. 

Fl^AZIEI^ &i_ Whiting, Publishers. 



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INDEX. 



Banks, ... 

Blocks, Etc., . 
Churches, ... 
City Business Directory, 
City Government, 
City Ordinances on Carriu^ 
Cottage Rentals, 
Distances to Points of Intel 
Express Offices, . 
Fire Alarm Boxes. . 

Halls 

Hotels 

Management of Casino. 
]N"e~v»'port, 



Officers of Fort 

" " Torpedo Station, . 
" Training Squadron, 
Places of Amusement, . 
Postal Information, 
Railroad and Steamboat Time T; 
Streets, Avenues, and Courts, . 
Telephone Officers and Subscribe 
Tide Table, . . . . 
Transportation Lines. 
Villa Owners, . . . . 

Telegraph Offices, . 
Wharves, . . . ■ ■ 
Yacht Clubs 



PAGES. 

■ .'^7 

• 59 

■ 29 

4.'; 

. 61 

67 

■ 3' 

4.'! 

• a 

66 

• 64 

49 



LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. 



Beach, 

Casino, .... 
Channing Memorial Church. 
Fort Dumplings, 
Forty Steps, 
Jewish Cemetery, 



PAGES. 




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Newport Harbor. 


last leaf 


Old Stone Mill. 


17 


Purgatory, . 


13 


Redwood Libran , . 


12 
15 


Statue Com. M. C. Perry 



PAGES. 

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19 
16 

'4 



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CASWELL, MASSEY & 



RUM AND QUININE. 

CASHEU, BASSE? 4 CO.'S CEIEBRATED HAIR TONIC. 

Clcun^incj aiitJ iiin'i/nrdHii;/ to llie srulp, stimulatiur/ to the yrowth of 

the hair, coolhiy to the head, and an a ttressing, 

soft and brilliant in effect. 



HILL'S LIQUID AMANDINE. 

For Cliapped Hands, Tan, Sunburn, Roughness of the Skin, and all 
Cutaneous Affections, this long known and favorite preparation is 
unequaled. 

It is universal in its uses, cleanly and convenient in application, and 
the rapidity of its cures astonishing. 

For tlie bath, it is superior to cologne and anmiatic vinegar: producing 
upon tlic skiu a (U-licacy of feeling tliat is .soft anil incoujiiarable. 
JOHN Q. HILL, Patentee, Worcester, Mass. 



The true, odor of the VIOLET imparted to Letter Paper, 
Hand kerchief i<. Laces, Gloves and Linen, 1/i/ 

MASSEY'S FLORENTINE VIOLET ORRIS SACHET. 

Oris4iii:ito(l iiiitl iiiiiilc <>iil>' l>y 



EMULSION COD LIVER OIL 

PEPSIN AND QUININE. 

CASWELL, MASSEY & CO. otTer this jMeparation of Cod Liver 
Oil to tlie jirofi'ssionin thcToi]ii(|,.iit hope that it will supply a pleasant 
and elhcient uiediuu] of adiiiiuisteriug that invaluable remedy. 

It is unnecessary at this date to refer to the very high character which 
has been borne by the "Caswell Cou Liver Oil " since its first intro- 
duction; it is sufficient to state that this oil is used in this new preparation. 

The proportion of oil held in the emulsion is fifty per cent.; the finest 
Turkey Gum Arabic and the purest White Sugar are the other ingredients 
employed in its manufacture. 

The addition of Fepsin and Qninine is made w'ith the view of enabling 
the most .sensitive and delicate per.sons to bear the taste of the oil, as 
well as for their valualile uieilii'al properties. 

Xotwilhstauding the cosily i-liaraiier (jf the remedies contained in tliis 
preparation, CASWELL, MASSEY & CO. have decided to place it 
at a very low price, for the reason, that in the great majority of cases 
where Cod Liver Oil is needed, the patients are in the humbler ranks 
of life, and can ill afford to purchase medicine. 

Adl-lt Uose.— a de.ssert to a tablespoonful after meals. 

None genuine unless bearing the signature of the proprietors. 



-^^CASWELL, MASSEY & CO.,*^?^ 



MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, 
iVl:^v Tl'okic: :vj£;>vi»oiri% \x. i.: 

1121 Mroad-way, oi-r. iioffjian uouse. 237 Tliamos, corner 3Iill Stz-eet. 
578 Flfttl A.-voiivie, oep. windsok hotel. Bellevue A. ve., 6 Casino BM'g near Ocean House. 

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London, 



FOliEiaX COUHESI'OXDENTS 
I Messrs. Curtis & Co., PariQ 
I Clieniists, 4B linker st. IttUa, 



H. Swanii, Esq., 
Hue Castiglione. 





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(Shaptei^ PirsST. 



(iOMPAI^ISON OH fFHE (sITY 

BY THE Sea. 







IF' 



RBWPOI^T'S I?I^E-EMINEN6E. 



Rewpopt. 



n 1 KRK can be but one Alliens, one 
Rome, one London, and one New- 
port. In boastful self confidence, 
some barren sea-girt isle and lonelv grav 
clifl" have marked their avenues, platted 
their grounds, and in their dreams he- 
held cottages and castles, the envv of 
all observers, crowning the rocks, out- 
r inking all that wealth and taste have 
ever yet constructed, sun-kissed and 
wave-washed, the matchless fruitage of 
their hopes. From all such dreams 
there has been a rude awakening. The 
;n enues are grass-grown, and the onlx 
inhabitant of their platted grounds is 
the passing hunter or the lonelv sea- 
bird. Hut Newport stands bv the .shore, 
amid lier clustered palaces, a queen. 
She is a queen, not onlv of the present, 
but of the past as well. She is no ad- 
venturer. For more than two hundred 
years she has modestly and gracefulh 
kept her place by the sea. The flow ing 
tide has carried the story of her beauty 
to every clime. Her triumph was not 
won in a day : birt it was won. through 
long years, by beauty and by merit, and 
it will not pass away. No other can 
ever take her place, and each year she 
wins a host of subjects, and loses none. 
Fortunes may be lost, but she is not 
disturbed, for hers grow better ever\ 
year. Cottages may he built on other 

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GEO. A. WEAVER'S 

PgpiGultupal Ware Rooms", 

23 BROADWAY. 

Dealer iu Field, Lawn ami G.VRDEN SEEDS, IMPLE- 
MENTS and Supplies ; Lawn Dressers aud FERTILIZERS 
of the best manufactures. Agent for the Philadelphia 
LAWN MOWER; Clipper, Champion and BUCKEYE 
FIELD MOVVERS; TIGER H.\Y RAKE; Thomas and 
.\mericau Tedders. 

Large Stock of RFBIJER HOSE of every .size and 
grade. 

Planet .Jr. HORSE HOES ; Oliver Chilled PLOWS ; Plow 
Sulkys, Harrows, Field and Garden Rollers; Churns, 
Butter Workers and Prints; Garden and Canal Barrows; 
WASHBURN & MOEN'S best BARB WIRE; Poultry and 
WINDOW SCREENING; Window Screens and Screen 
Doors, all sizes; Tub.s, Wringers, STEP LADDERS, &c. 

A full line of the best Ready Mixed PAINTS in the 
world; Lime and Whiting; HARDWARE, Wood ware, 
Brushes and Brooms; Repairing of Implements, Sharpen- 
ing of Lawn Mowers, Shears and Cutlery, a specialty at 

GEe. Ji. WE^YE^'g, 

^a BpoadwaY, RewpoPt, R. L 



Hewpoi^t ©ontinubd. 

DlSTINRiriSHBD yiSITOI^S. 

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HrMii'ff'4 



She LtlGHT Ualue n?LA6ED 

ON iPHE Island by ifhe 

flBOI^IGINBS. 



shores, but palaces are built for her. 
Jealous millionaires may plan rival 
cities,— she onh' smiles at them. It is 
not too much to say, comparing the 
.sea-side resorts of America, or even of 
the world, Newport is first, and there 
is no second. 

As you stand on Bellevue Avenue of 
an August afternoon, what street in the 
world can match it.' Here are states- 
men whose names are world-wide : 
ministers and diplomats from foreign 
courts; generals and admirals; phi- 
losophers and historians ; clergymen 
and educators; artists, of hands and 
voice; millionaires of our own land 
and titled nobility from across the sea. 
All these are here, and here by hun- 
dreds ; and if here once, they will come 
again, for, when weary with work or 
oppressed with ennui, the thoughts of 
the worker or the pleasure-seeker will 
instinctively turn to Summer at New- 
port, and his ear must be dull who can 
not hear afar the soothing murmur of 
the great deep, and his eye must be 
dim who does not see tliose visions of 
beauty which flit down its avenues. 

Newport is built on an island, not 
far from fifteen miles in extreme length, 
by three miles in extreme width. Our 
forefathers received the entire island 
fi'om the Indian chief Canonicus, — 
purchase money, sundry rusty door 
keys, broken hoes, broken knives and 
other valuable property. The town'was 
settled in 1639, and a year later estab- 
lished its first public school. Unlike 
the Stone Mill, Newport remembers her 
birthday and her godparents, and will 
doubtless show her appreciation of 
them by saying good things to their 



T. MUMFORD SeABURY, 

I«A DIES' and GiEiMl"® 



Fine^Bootsjnd^Slioes. 

A. SPECIALTY. 



214 THAMES STREET, - NEWPORT, R. I. 
189 THAMES STREET, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 






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Hats and Men's Furnishing Goods, 



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Ol^IGINAL SSTTLBl^S. 



Shames Sti^ebt. 



LCONG ^HAI^P. 



"Oldpoi^iii Days.' 



riieinory when the two hundred and 
fiftieth anniversary of her birth comes 
around. The founders of the town 
were all prominent citizens of the 
Massachusetts Bay Colony. They 
were forced, like Roger Williams, to 
leave the colony, and on his recom- 
mendation they settled on this island. 
These men were exiles because of their 
position in the famous discussion about 
the Qiiakers. Very many of them 
afterwards became Qiiakers, and this 
society has continued verv strong and 
influential in Newport until the present 
time. 

Doubtless many wonder at the nar- 
rowness of Thames Street. The old 
books tell us it was laid out " according 
to the convenience of the shore." It 
was not expected that buildings would 
be put on the west side of the street, 
but the growth of the business de- 
manded it, hence the annoyance which 
every driver of a team and almost 
every pedestrian experiences in the 
narrow street. The growth of the town 
was along the shore. The first wharf 
was Long Wharf, which has continued 
all these years the principal one. It 
was known a hundred years ago by the 
graceful cognomen of " Queen-Hithe." 
Washington and Rochambeau walked 
its length bareheaded between the ranks 
of French soldiers. Later it became 
a market, and Higginson records in 
"Oldport Days" that "beeves were 
driven thither and tethered, while each 
hungry applicant marked with a piece 
of chalk upon the creature's side the 
desired cut; when a sufficient portion 
had been thus secured the sentence of 
death was issued." 



Real- Estate ^'^flgenb, 



HBggffiffifgaasffifi 



iffifiKjaaaaifBaf 



BELLEVUE AVE., & CATHERINE ST., 
NEWPORT. R. I. 



Offers for sale a large mumber of desirable Villas and 
Cottages on or near the Ocean and Bay Shores and Beaches, 
and in the best streets of the City. Also, a great variety 
of sea-side and inland building lots, shore farms ^ and large 
tracts oj land suitable for speculative purposes. 

Furnished and unfurnished Cottages to let for the sum- 
mer, winter or yezr. 



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riEWPOI^Ti (90NTINUED. 

She SliAVe ©i^adb. 




GNTBl'^Pr?ISB OP yE 

fiNGiENfF Days. 



Thfie is an old building on a wharf 
not far a\\ av where human beings were 
tethered. Men have but lately died who 
had seen slaves landed there. Rum 
was sent to Africa from that distillerv 
and twenty others in town, and slaves 
brought back. It has always been so : 
rinn and slavery have gone side by side. 
It is sad to think that human beings 
were ever bound behind those iron 
bars, but the same agent which made 
them slaves is forging chains for men 
to-day. and heavier chains than ever 
clanked upon the wrist of any captive 
child of .\frica. The slave trade is over, 
and it is lime for the proclamation of 
emancipation fi"om the second antl 
harder bondage. 

This was a great iiort once. — far 
greater than any other in the Xew 
World e.\cept Boston. Lopez, the Jew. 
is said to have sent from this port 
eighty square-rigged vessels. But those 
days are gone. — not a single such ves- 
sel is owned here now. "Doubtless 
there are aged persons who deplore 
the good old times when the Newport 
mail-bags were larger than those ar- 
riving at New York; but if it were so 
now what memories would there be to 
talk about.' If you wish for 'Syrian 
peace, immortal leisure,' a place where 
no grown person ever walks rapidly 
along the street, and where few care 
enough for rain to open an umbrella 
or walk faster, come here." 

It is not a great task for imagination 
to dot the bay with the quaint vessels 
of the olden time, full laden and seek- 
ing harbor: or to people these quiet 
streets with the sedate and aristocratic 



J. E. SEABURY, 

Newport. R. I. 



CLOTHIXGs 






Hats and Gentlemen's Fine Fnrnlsliing Goods. 
Oil and PiUhher Clothing, 

Tacht;, Bathing and BoQtinci Goods. 



INTERIOR DECORATOR, 

.Viul .■MiUuitilcturtT of 

ART FURNITURE TO ORDER 

Agent for Morris' Goods. Velvets, Silts. Wall Pipers, etc. 

NOS, 15, 17,19, SPINGLER'S BLOCK. FRANKLIN ST 

NEWPORT, R. I. 

Draperies, Curtains and Shades made ami put up. Carpets 

cut, made and pnt down. Furniture Renovated, 

Upholstered and Repaired. 



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RSIVPOI^T (iONTINUBD. 



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Hewpoi^it's €minenii Sons. 



citizens ot' an old colonial town. A> 
we look at the old-time buildings, with 
their quaint little windows and low 
ceilings, what ■■graceful Ab,sences " 
seem to haunt them. « hat tender words 
seem to echo still under these porticos. 
How we wish that the Polly Lawtons 
and the Coddingtons could" step down 
from the cracked canvassand tarnished 
frames from which thev have long 
looked forth, and take their part in the 
stately receptions of the long ago : 
md. standing on these worn ' steps. 
^^ liisper the old story in willing ears. 
.\notherand much later generation has 
taken their place, and we cannot think 
that the stately dames of the olden 
time w-ete any more beautiful than 
their descendants who now walk the 
same streets, and. of course, listen to 
the same sweet storv 
mother heard. 

This old town has ni 
HUaintances. It knew w 
tis enemies, and quite as \ 
a- allies. It hated Gen 



which grand- 

ide mam ac- 
A] the BVitish 
ell the French 
Prescott as a 
- rant and loved Count de Rocham- 
au as a friend. Thither, in 17JS. 
mie Bisliop Rerkley. . to found in 
.\nierica a college for the education of 
missionaries to go among the Indians. 
Though he failed in his immediate ob- 
ject he stayed long enough to make his 
presence felt for'good, "and in manv 
ways was of service to the State. 
Among other noted men of Newport 
might be mentioned William Ellerv. 
whose name appears upon the Declara- 
tion of Independence as the represen- 
tative of Rhode Island. Mr. Ellery was 
a well-read lawyer, and was appo'inted 
collector of Newport by Washington. 

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HENRY D. SPOONER, 

.SUCCESSOR TO Gi.iULD & .SON, 



CHAMBERS: 179 THAMES ST., 

NFWFnRT, R, L 



^:IE¥IS k TIIJJY,; 




Canned Goods, Fresh Vegetables, Jellies & Preserves. 

HOT-HOUSE GRAPES AND PEACHES, 

238 THAMES ST., CoR. MILL. 
Newport, R. I. 

TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 



RBWPOI^T ©ONTiINUED. 




SoK. (Q. S. E3i<:^v 



Cminbngb oh (Shanning. 
CQai^itime Suggbss. 



Gilbert Stuart, the great portrait 
painter was born not far from Newport. 
He was a student of Benjamin West 
and the rival of Joshua Reynolds and 
Copley. Part of his life was spent in 
Europe, and among those who sat for 
portraits may be mentioned George 
in., Louis XVI. He also painted in 
America, Washington, Adams, Jeffer- 
son, Madison, Munroe, and many other 
distinguished men. He died in Bos- 
ton, July, 182S. 

Commodore Oliver H. Perry, the 
hero of Lake Erie, was born here in 
17S5. He came of a race of seamen. 
His father was captain of the vessel in 
which he went as midshipman. He 
died in Port Spain, island of Trinidad, 
Aug. 23. 1S19. A lofty monument in 
the town cemetery bears record of a 
people's gratitude and love. 

In any sketch of Newport's honored 
sons, however limited, the name of 
Channing must be mentioned. Wil- 
liam EUery Channing was born in 
Newport in 17S0, and was eminent 
alike in the Unitarian ministry, and as 
one of the first of American writers. 
It was he of whom Coleridge said : 
" He has the love of wisdom and the 
wisdom of love." He died in 1S42, 
universally lamented by those who 
knew him. His fitting memorial has 
been erected by his many admirers, 
and is elsewhere spoken of. Newport 
has had many noble sons of later gen- 
eration, to mention whose names 
would be a work of supererogation, 
and to describe their talents or their 
virtues would require many pages. 

Newport early gained success as a 
maritime to^vn. and was for a long 

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F. W. MEimiLL, 



Sranufacturorof 




AiiiUk'iilerin 

Trunks, Travelling Bags, Shawl Straps, Dog Collars, 
Dog Whips, etc., etc. 

HARNESSES AND TRUNKS REPAIRED AT SHORT NOTICE AT LOW RATES. 

Also a line line i.f 

Newport, R. I. 

BOOTS. SHOeF& MBBEBS. 

JVeu-port, It. I. 

Bents' Boots s^ Shoes made to opdep. 

Particular aUcnlion paid tii ri']iairii)ir. 

(Ill k II. r.ri;|.lc Iv. 1 IIOMVS |-0\VKI!. 



HeyiTpoi^iii Continued. 

Gl^OWiPH OP 1?0PULAT!0N. 
IMGOI^POI^ATED AS A (SliTY. 




Jewish ©ehe!ie[>y. 



She Old Stone ©ill. 
She I?oet's Idea. 



time the Metropolis of the State. 
Population in 1708, 2,203: in 1774. 
9.209; Providence, 4321. Shortly after 
this a decadence commenced, o\vin^ in 
part to the occupation of the town^hv 
the British, and it was not until iS=;b 
that she enrolled as many people as in 
'774- . Providence in the meantime 
had gained 41,000. Newport was set- 
tled in 1639: incorpoi-ated as acitv, Jan. 
1st, 1784; city charter given up, March 
-7' 17S7; incorporated a second time, 
Ma>- 6, 1S53. 

There are many items of interest 
connected with the" old town that abun- 
dantly repay the time and trouble of a 
visit. In a list of such objects. The 
Old Stone Mill must always be 
first. No one knows when it was'biiilt, • 
or for what purpose. It has a com- 
inanding site in Touro Park, and is 
\isited by all tourists. You are at 
liberty to look upon it in veneration, 
as the work of adventurous Norsemen 
'n the tenth century, or regard it sim- 
ply as a wind-mill. "to which the early 
settlers brought their corn, to ha\e ft 
ground for bread. If you are at all 
poetic, you will be inclined to hold an 
opinion in harmony with Longfellow'.s 
Skeleton in Armor,— 

Three week? we westward bore, 
And when the storm was o'er, 
Cloiid-like we saw tlie shore 

Stretchirg to leeward ; 
Tliere for my lady's bower 
Built I the lofty tower, 
Which, to this very hour. 

Stands looking seaward. 

It would be sad to think, as the poet 
would have us, that the lady lies buried 
here, and her bower is likewise her 
monument. The height of the tower 

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.M.\MF.\CTUltEHS OF FIXE 



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Interfering Boots, 

Blankets and gaddleryof Every Description. 



AXD DEALKR.S IN 



ENGLISH AND AMERICAN RIDING SADDLES 

4iii ScMilig., WMe§, aol).es;, ^g. 

No. 26 

SUDBURY ST. 

BOSTON, MASS. 




r^EWPOi^ii Continued. 
JEWISH Synagogue. 



^'-^ 






I-J " DV.'OO O li t BI?A RV. 



PlI^ST Gpisgopal ©hui^gh 

In riBWPOI^iP — Sl^INIiFY. 



is about twenty-five feet; its diameter 
on the inside, about nineteen feet. 

The Jewish Synagogue and Ceme- 
tery are on Toiiro street, not far from 
the Old Mill. A fund was left by Abra- 
ham and Judah Touro, the interest of 
which was to be spent in keeping the 
building and grounds in order. These 
funds, amounting to about S35-ooo. 
are in charge of the city. The Red- 
wood Library is but a few rods 
away, and will repay a visit. It was 
built in 1750, from plans furnished by 
an English architect. It is open to 
visitors. At the head of Touro Park 
is a memorial of a hundred years later, 
— a bronze statue of Commodore M. C. 
Perry, who effected the treaty between 
China and the United States. The 
statue was presented to the city by 
Mrs. August Belmont, of New York, 
daughter of the Commodore. This 
Perry was cousin to Commodore O. 
H. Perry, the hero of Lake Erie. 

There" are several Chl'rches worthy 
of notice. Among these may be men- 
tioned Trinity. It was the iirst Epis- 
copal church erected on the island, 
and recived a bell as a present from 
Qiieen Anne. The sweet tones of tlie 
bell were second in sweetness only to 
those of Rev. James Honneyman who 
came as the rector of the new church. 
The old square pews and ancient 
sounding-board are still in use. The 
organ of this church was sent to this 
country' by Bishop Berkeley. It was 
not, however, designed first for Trin- 
ity. It was sent to the Congregational 
church of Berkeley, Mass., by the 
Bishop, when the town was named 
after him. After solemn deliberation, 

(IG) 



(iREEf^E, The P^WEl^, 

140 Thames Street, RewpoPt, R. \. 



the only dealer ix strictly 

Fine Hats ^^^ Furnishing Goods, 

(Exclusive of Clcvi-iiing) in Newport. 

YOUMAN'S HATS. 

ENGLISH DRIVING GLOVES. &C. 

.AGENT FOR TWOY L.-VUNDKY. 



Franklin Bakery, 

©01^. Spiking and CUai^y Sti^beiis, 
NEWPORT, R. L 



ALL VAKIKTIKS OF 



HOME MADE BREAD A SPECIALTY. 
R. & "W. Franklin, Proprietors. 



nEWPOI^Ii (sOMJniNUBD. 
©HE OLDESII GQEfPHODISnt 
©HUI^GH. 




:g CQekoi^ial Shukgh. 



©HE Dimension and 
Seating ©apagiiiy. 



it was voted by the society that such a 
worldly instrument should neyer be 
placed in their church. Bishop Berke- 
ley then gave it to Trinity. Newport 
boasts the oldest Methodist Episcopal 
church in America, situated on Marl- 
borough Street. 

Newport has the honor of being the 
birth-place of William Ellerv Chan- 
ning. In recognition of his position 
in American letters, and especially in 
view of his position as the great leader 
of the Unitarian Church of his day, 
a memorial has been erected to hiiii. 
April 7, iSSo, the one hundredth anni- 
versary of his birth, the corner-stone 
of a church, which should be his fitting 
memorial, was laid. You will not 
have any trouble in finding the church, 
for it is located on Pelham Street, near 
the Park, and a tablet in front bears 
an appropriate inscription. His in- 
fiuence was not bound by the narrow- 
limits of his state, and many states 
and many cities were glad of the privi- 
lege of assisting in the erection of this 
beautiful structure. Its tower is one 
hundred and twenty-five feet in height, 
.ind very graceful in proportions. 
The dimensions of the building are 
65x85. Great attention has been paid 
to the securing of good ventilation. 
The church is excellent in all its 
appointments, finished in fine taste and 
beautifully lighted by large stained- 
glass windows. It has a seating capac- 
ity of 500. The church owes its 
existence to the indefatigable labors of 
the former pastor, the Rev. M. R. 
Schermerhorn. Rev. C. \V. Wendte 
is the present pastor. 

Most notable among old buildings 

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The Butcher Polish Co, 

171 TREMONT ST., 

BOSTON, MASS., 



M.ANLFACTCI'.ERS OF 



BUTCHER'S:- BOSTON:- POLISH, 

-^OR-r- 

^'■J? A'J,l'^ simplest, clicapest and most durable Finish known for 

tLOOKh. It does not scratch and become defaced like shellac 

and IS not soft and sticky like beeswa.x. A beautiful 

Finish lor Hard Wood Floors and 

Interior Wood- Work. 

Put up all ready for use, in packages of convenient size, with directions. 

GEO. C. BARKER & SON, Agents, 
99 Spring St., Ne-wport. 

BCTGIEE & 



Parquet Floors and Wood Carpet. 



FIRST-CLASS WORK AT MODERATE PRICES. 

SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 

Office, 171 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. 



Hewpoi^ii Continued. 
hoifable buildings. 





SGfciNWi 



She Beaches. 



arc the State House (1742), which 
contains the full length portrait of 
Washington, by Gilbert Stuart, and 
in which the May session of the Legis- 
hiture is held. Near it stands the City 
Hall (1763), built for a public market, 
but now entirely devoted to the use of 
the City Government. The Codding- 
ton House, on Spring Street, the 
Vernon House, on Mary Street, and 
the Chauncey House, on Thames 
Street, are good examples of the archi- 
tecture of a hundred and fifty years 
ago. Newport has many antiquities. 
She boasts the oldest newspaper ex- 
tant in the United States, the Mercury, 
started in 175S, by James Franklin, 
nephew of IBenjamin Franklin. The 
Society of Friends have held their 
annual meeting here for 240 years. 

The Natur.\l Scenery of Newport 
is unsurpassed. On every side there 
are special objects of interest. First 
is seen Lime Rocks, as you come down 
the bay, from the north. This white- 
washed light-house is still the home of 
Ida Lewis, the famous heroine, who 
has saved no less than thirteen per- 
sons from drowning. Goat Island is 
near, on which is the Government 
torpedo station. That circular struct- 
ure in the distance, looking like the 
turret of a monitor transferred to the 
rocks, is Fort Dumplings. Landing 
at the wharf, the first point of interest 
will be E.\ston's Be.\ch, called for 
short. The Beach. This is easily 
found, — you have only to follow the 
crowd, and it is but a short walk. 
This is perhaps the finest beach for 
bathing in America, and you will see 
hundreds, and even thousands, proving 



THE- 



TUD 



— MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT — 

Tissue Paperjuste 

PAPER ^MlMi^ 
DECORATING r GOODS i- AND k NOVELTIES. 

DEALERS IN 

Japanese LiaBfeGPRS, ^q>. 

Our Green Tissue Paper Festooning is a sitb- 

stitute for Evergreen. Also, made in 

all colors suitable for all occasions. 

It tvill stand rain. 

The Decorations of the Inaugural B.1II Room at Washington, D. C, 
March 4, 1881, were furnished by us. 

We can furnish any kind of Decorations or Campaign Goods de- 
sired. Lowest Prices. 

319 WASHINGTON STREET 
BOSTON, MASS. 



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nEWPOI^T (iONTINUED. 
©UI^GATOI^Y. 




nEWPOI^T ©ASINO. 



it every pleasant day. When a vvliite 
flag is flying from the bath-houses, all 
can enjoy the bath, but a red flag flics 
from one to three, P. M., when men 
only are expected to bathe. You must 
certainU' go from here to Sachuest 
Beach, just over the brow of the next 
hill. Here is not only a beautiful 
beach, but here is Purgatory. You 
will be saluted with no sulphurous 
smoke, and may investigate to your 
hearts content. Purgatory is simply 
an opening in the bluffs, one hundred 
and si«ty feet in length, by from eight 
to fourteen feet in width. They say a 
wicked squaw was thrown down here 
by Him of the cloven foot, whose foot 
print is still shown in the rock. Spout- 
ing Rock is ver^' picturesque, but of 
special interest only during a storm at 
sea. It is located off Potter's Point, 
near Bailey's Beach. There are many 
places in the suburbs, like Lawton's, 
the Glen, Paradise, etc., that well 
repay one for the time and cost of a 
visit. Be sure and visit Fort Adams. 

We shall have space only for bare 
mention of many interesting buildings 
of modern date. The Ocean House, 
with its broad piazzas and hundreds of 
rooms, is familiar to all Newport vis- 
itors. Not far from it is the C.\siNO. 
This was built through the efforts of 
James Gordon Bennett. It has a front 
of iS6 feet. In all its appointments it 
is well nigh perfect, and needs to be 
.seen to be appreciated. It has a large 
number of elegant suites, for bache- 
lors, with restaurant and cafe near. 
Passing through the neat entrance, 
you are at once in a beautiful court. 
To the north is the theatre, seating 

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G. V. WILBUR, 



<r 



AGENTMBROKER. 



^cOFFICE,5)c-^ 



20 Bellevue Ave, Near Kay St, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 



Ftfrnisltfd and tnifKiin'.s/tfd 
Cottages l)fj the Season of Year. 

Real Estate, htiproved or un- 
improved, for sale in all jiarts 
of the eitij a ltd suburbs. 



nEWPOI^ni ©ONIPINUBD. 



I^ALAGBS, UlLLAS AND 
©HAI^MING STI^UGIPUI^ES. 



500, and decorated in fine taste. The 
leading summer visitors are largely 
represented on the Board of Gover- 
nors, who have it in charge. 

It would be very pleasant if one 
could now pass along Bellevue Avenne, 
the finest boulevard in the city, and 
name the owners of these beautiful 
palaces and villas, and describe their 
peculiar charms of structure and loca- 
tion ; but to make any distinction 
would be invidious, where each seems 
perfect of its kind. To do the first, 
our space will not allow, and we are 
fiir too kind of heart to do the second. 
We can only hope that your stay in 
Newport will be so long, and your 
presence so acceptable, that you may 
make the entrance of these beautiful 
dwellings, and, with the owner as 
vour host, examine their beauties for 
vourself, and become enraptured, as 
all do become, with our queenly Island 
Home. 




Twiss & Company, 



Interior + J-iiriiiFilter^ 



608 WASHINGTON STREET, 

BOSTON, MASS. 



WOOD FINISH. PAINTING, 
WOOD FLOORS, STAINED GLASS, 
CARPETS. DRAPERIES, 

RUGS, FURNITURE, 

WALL PAPER. OBJECTS OF ART, ETC. 



Dcsijjfis ill (till/ style sahniittcd and csthiuites 
iiuide n-itliout expense to cutstoiner. 



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r^EWPOI^T ^ITY GOVEI^N- 



Newport City Government 

FOR 1884. 



MAYOR, 

ROBERT S. FRANKLIN. 

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. 

First Ward— Henry Augustus Kaull. 
Second Ward— Job T. Langley. 
Third Ward— Cliarles T. Hopkins. 
Fourth Ward— John Waters. 
Fifth Ward— James B. Cottrell. 

CITY CI.ERK. 

William G. Stephens. 

COMMOX COrNCIL. 
FIRST WARD. 

William Hauiilton, Francis Stanhopo. 

SECO.XD WARD. 

William F. Wilbor, Thomas P. Peekhani. 

TIIIKD W.\RD. 

Xathan Barker, Xoah Redford. 

FOURTH WARD. 

William 0.- Greene, William JI. Austin. 

FIFTH WARD. 

Daniel E. Sullivan. Thomas J. O'Xeill. 

CITY TREA.SURER, 

David JI. Coggeshall. 

CITY MARSHAL, 

William Carey Congdon. 

STREET COMMISSIONER, 

Henry A. Bentley. 



POLLARD & ALFORD, 



DEALKHS IN 



Army and Navy Goods, 



&OEW'\SffifeiTWMMWS.&. 




K-1 

PL, 







PC3 



"-~^==:=r— THEATRICAL GOODS. 

104 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. 



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RBWPOI^'F ©ITY GOYBlxM- 
MBNT ©ONiriNUED. 



CITY SOLICITOR, 

Francis 15. Peckliam. 

JUDGE OF PROBATK, 

Darius Baker. 

I>I!OBATE CI.ERK, 

Alexander N. Barker. 

CITY SEIiliEANT, 

William H. VVestcott. 

INSPECTOR OF NUISANCES, 

Charles H. Langley. 

CITY PHYSICIAN. 

Henry E. Turner, M. D. 

HEALTH OFFICER, 

Joseph Sherman. 

]I.\HliOU MASTER, 

William F. Townsend. 

OVERSEER OF SMALL POX, 

George C. KauU, 

COLLECTOR OF TAXES AND CLERK TO 

ASSESSORS, 

William J. H. Ailman. 

ASSESSORS OF TAXES, 

James G. Topliam, Chas. H. Burdick, 
John J. Peekham. 

CAPTAIN OF POLICE, 

Edward S. Hammond. 

LIEUTENANT, 

Benjamin Holland. 

SEROEANT, 

.Jolm 1!. Flynn. 



EstabUshed 1842. 



HENRY BULL, JR., 



;cf&<-.Si^c(iy;jg^-^y6;-.->>zag 



'■'c$.^i(j5;Sii^C';i^iJ<aii(:- 



GENERA L INSURANCE AGENT, 

197 Thames Street, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 

The Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency In the City. 

NEWPORT 6AS LIGHT CO., 



DEALERS IN 



Contractors for Steam Heating and Ventilating. 

ALSO, CAS FITTING. 

e/Ig JIE/ITIN6 WD C00KING gTOYEg. 
^^icBRONZING AND POLISHING.*^ 



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©HUI^GHBS. 

Baptisii. 



CHURCHES 



(sONGI^EGATIONALi. 



Uniipai^ian. 



€pisgopali. 



:^::; C. S. MURRAY, 



Central Baptist, Clarke street. 

Kev.Warreu Raudolpli, D. D , Pastor 

SiiiKlay Services, 11.15 a. m., 3 P. M. 

Sunday School, 10 a. m. 
First Baptist, c. Spring and Sherman sts. 

Kev. C. E. Barrows, D. D., Pa.stor. 

Sunday Services, 11.I5.A. M., 3 p. M. 

Sunday School, 10 a. m. 
Second Baptist, cor. No. Baptist and 
Farewell streets. 

Rev. Frank Rector, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 3 p. m. 

Sunday School, 10.30 a. m. 
Shiloh Baptist, cor. Mary and School sts. 

Rev. Henry N. Jeter, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 10.45 a. m. , 8. 15 p.m. 

Sunday School, 1.30 p. m. 
Union Congregational, Divison street. 

Rev. M. Van Home, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 4 p. ir., 8 p. m. 

Sunday School, 11.15 a. m. 
United Congregational, Spring and Pel- 
ham streets. 

Rev. Forrest F. Emerson, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 10.30 a. m., 4 p. m. 

Suuday School, 2.30 p. Jt. 
Channing Memorial, Pelham street., opp. 
Touro Park. 

Rev. Charles W. Wendte, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 10.45 a. m. 

Sunday School, 3 p. m. 
All Saints Memorial, cor. Beach and Cot- 
tage sts. 

Sunday Services, at 11 a. m,, and 5 

p. M., during summer months only. 
Emmanuel, cor. Spring and Dearborn sts. 

Kev. Robert B. Peet, Rector. 

Sunday Services, 11 a. m., 4 p. M. 

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WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALER IX 

FLOUR, 6RAIN, PAY , 

gTRAW, gALT, &c., 

298 THAMES STREET, 
NEWPORT, R. I. 




FRED. W. FADDEN & CO., 




154 BELLEVUE AVE., NEWPORT, R. 



^HUI^GHBS (sONTINUBD. 
€PISGOPALi. 



Society op Fi^ibnds. 

fflETHODISiIi €pISGOPAL. 



I^OMAN ©'ATHOLIG. 



Free Chapel of St. John the Evangelist, 
Poplar street. 
S. Wilson Moran, Rector. 
Sunday Services, 7.30, 10.30 a. m., 
7.30 p. M. 
Trinity Church, cor. Spring and Church 
streets. 
Rev. George J. Magill, Rector. 
Sunday Services, 8, 10.45 a. m., 3.30 

p. M. 
Sunday School, 2 p. m. 
Zion Church, Touro street. 

Rev. 
Sunday Services 10.45 a. m. 7.30 P. M. 
Sunday School, 2.45 p. M. 

Ancient Society of Friends, Mann Ave. 
First Society of Friends, West Broadway. 

Sunday Services, 10.30 a.m., 7.30 p.m. 
African Methodist Episcopal, Bellevue A V 

Rev. J. F. Cooper, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 10.45 a.m., 3, 8 p. m. 

Sunday School, 1.30 p. M. 
First Methodist Episcopal, Marlborough 
street. 

Rev. J. HoUingshead Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 10.30 a. m., 3 and 
7.30 p. M. 

Sunday School, 1.45 p. m. 
Thames St. Methodist Episcopal, cor. 

Thames and Brewer streets. 

Rev. E. F. Clark, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, 9.30 a. m , 3 and 
7.30 p. m. 

Sunday School, 10.30 a. m. 
Church of the Holy Name of Mary, Our 

Lady of the Isle, cor. Spring and 

Levin streets. 

Rev. Philip Grace, Pastor. 

Sunday Services, Low Mass, 7 and 

9 A. M. 
High Mass, 10.30 A. M. ; Vespers at 
8 P. M. 

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JOHN S. LANGLEY, 



-DEALER IN- 




OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 



FURNISHING^UNDERTAKER. 

Caskets, Coffins, Robes, Etc., 

FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. 



And Mattress Manufacturer, 

Drapery # Shade HaDging. 
16 FBANKLIN 8TREET 



JOHN S. LANGLEY, 

Residence, - - - No. 1 School Street. 



Bani^s. 

flQUlDNBGI^ riATIONAL. 
Fll^ST TlAVlOUAh. 

CQei^ghants. 



BANKS. 

Aquidneck National Bank, 284 Thames 
street. Incorporated 185 J. Capital 
$200,000. Discount Mondays. 
President, Thomas Coggeshall. 
Cashier, Charles T. Hopkins. 

First National Bank, 231 Thames street. 
Commenced business May 1, 18G5. 
Capital $120,000. Discount day, 
Fridays. 

President, T. Muniford Seabury. 
Cashier, Nathaniel R. Swinburne. 

Merchants Bank, 223 Thames street. 
Incorporated 1817. Capital .$100,000. 
Discount day, Mondays. 
President, Seth Bateman. 
C-ashier, A. S. Sherman. 

National Bank op I^HODE NatlonalBankof Rhode island, of New. 
ISLAND port, 303 Thames St. Incorporated 

1795. Nationalized Sept. 22, 1865. 
Capital .§100,000. Discount day. 
Thursdays. 

President, William A. Clarke. 
Cashier Thomas P. Peckham. 



-&i^^ 



riATIONAL GXGHANGB. 



National Exchange Bank, 38 Washington 
square. Incorporated, January, 1834. 
Capital .51100,000. Discount day, 
Mondays. 

President, John C. Braman. 
Cashier, Stephen II. Norman. 



MNJAMIN MTEIIiN. 



Rewp©pfe 









ffiapkete, 



Nos. 5 and 7 PELHAM STREET, 

NEWPORT, R, I. 



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Bani^s Continued. 

r^Bw Gngland ^ommbi^gial 



r^BWPOI^iP r^AliIONALi. 



Union TiATioNAL. 



©ODDiNGTON Sayings. 



Island Savings. 



New Eiigliiiul Commei'cial Bank, 2(!3 
Thames street. Incorporated 1818. 
Capital $75,000. Discount day, 

Tuesday. 
President, James C. Swan. 
Cashier, Nicholas Underwood. 

Newport National Banlj, 8 Washington 
square. Incorporated 1803. Capital 
$120,000. Discount day, Tuesday. 
President, Wm. Brownell. 
Cashier, Henry C. Stevens. 

Union National Banli, 260 Thames st. 
Incorporated 1804. Capital $155,250. 
Discount day, Wednesday. 
President, George F. Crandall. 
Cashier, John S. Coggeshall. 

Coddington Savings Bank, 231 Thames 
street. 
President, Tliomas Coggeshall. 
Secretary, Benjamin Marsh, 2d. 
Treasurer, Nathaniel R. Swinburne. 

Island Savings Bank, 38 Washington sq. 
President, John C. Braman. 
Secretary and Treasurer, Steplien H. 
Norman. 

Savings BANI^ op RBWPOI^I'. S.avings Bank of Newport, 282 Thames 

St. Incorporated 1819. Deposits 

$5,300,000. 
President, Richard Cornell. 
Treasurer, Wni. H. Sherman. 
Secretary, Wm. G. Stevens. 



JULIUS ARNOLD, 



Late with Dklmonicc 



Cosmopolitan Bakery, 

9 BROADWAY, NEWPORT, R. I. 



Aiiytliing in our line, such as BREAD, CAKE, PASTRY, 
JELLIES AND CHARLOTTES furnished 

at Sliovt Notice. 

PASTRY COOK AND BAKER for five years at the 
CLIFF COTTAGE HOTEL, NEWPORT. 



ANTON PETERS, 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 

CONFEOTIOlSrERY 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 

PARTIES AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED IN THE BEST 
MANNER WITH DESPATCH. 

Gheiee Caramels a SpeeialtiY, 

32 Broadway, Newport, R. I. 



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r^ALLS, BlOGI^S and 

Buildings. 



I^OTEIiS. 



§allg, BlG(iKS@ Buildings. 

Abrahams Block, 139 to 147 Bellevue avenue. 

Armory Hall, 23 t'lark. 

Casino Building, 1% Bellevue avenue. 

City Hall, Thames, cor. Long Wharf. 

Coddington Block, opp. 54fj Thames. 

Cottrelrs Block, 324 Thames. 

Countv Jail, 13 Marlborough. 

Court House, State House, Washinfrton square. 

Custom House, Thames, cor. Franklin. 

DeBlois Block, Bellevue avenue. 

Downing's Block, 100 to 102 Bellevue avenue. 

Fludder'3 Block, .30 Bellevue avenue. 

Gas Company's Building, 175 to 1S3 Thames. 

Harmony Hall, over 172 Thames. 

Helme's Blocks, 150 to 160 and 15n to l(i5 .Sprinff. 

Home for Friendless Children, 24 School. 

Horgan's Block, Bellevue avenue, opp. John. 

Liberty Block, 9 to 15 Farewell. 

Masonic Hall, 179 Thames. 

Masons' Hall, School, cor. Church. 

Newport Reading Room, 29 Bellevue avenue. 

Newport Hospital Building, Howard avenue, 
near Broadway. 

Odd Fellows' Building, 22 Washington square. 

Opera House, Washington square. 

Host-Office Buildings, Thames, cor. Franklin. 

Queen Anne Building, 139 and 143 Thames. 

Redwood Library and Athena;um, Bellevue av- 
enue, cor. Redwood. 

Reynold's Block. Thames street. 

Robert Emmett Hall, 6 Kinsley's Wharf. 

State House, Washington square. 

The Berkeley, Bellevue avenue cor. John. 

Touro Block, 1215 Bellevue avenue. 

Travers Block, 174 Bellevue, avenue cor. Bath 
Road. 

Whitehall Block, 140 to 144 Bellevue avenue. 

1 . M. C. Association Hall, Thomas cor. Church. 



i©1iels. 

Ambrose Dining Rooms, 119 Thames street. 

•Aquidncck Hotel, Pelham, cor. Corne street. 

BHlenian House, Bateman point. 

Hra\ ton's, .'{H I'elham street, 

•( liir Av.iin,- Hotel and cottages, Cliff road. 

•Oie:ii] ll.iiisi', Bellevue avenue, cor Bowery. 

I'err} limine, Washington square. 

Uuiled .States Hotel, Thames, cor. Felham street. 

■Summer Hotels (lesigiiated by a Star. 

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i. C. KAOLL, JK., 

DEALEIi IN 

Fresh, Salt and Smoked Fish 



OF ^VLX^ IvI]Vl>.-i. 




OYSTERS, CLAMS, LOBSTERS AND QUAHAUGS. 

24 BROADWAY, NEWPORT, R, I. 




William A. Stoddard, 

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 

1„.S.^ BEEF, V MUTTON, 

Ltunh, Veal, PorJi, Lard, Hams, 

Bacon, Sausages, Pork Ribs. 

Poultry a Specialty. 

Also, all kinds of Countrv Produce sold on commission. 

122 BROADWAY, NEWPORT, R. I. 

Packing nouse, between Pond Ave. an<l Spruce Street, 



(SWY Ol^DINANGE ON (§A^- 
I^IAGES. 



City Ordinance on Carriages. 



For eacli passenger from one place 
to anotlier between the north- 
ern boundary line and the south- 
ern side of Xarragansett ave. , 



in cts 



For e.ich passenger carried be- 
yond the above-mentioned lim- 
its, first mile, or fraction of 
mile, additional 50 cts. 

And every mile, or part of a mile, 

thereafter, 25 cts. 

For a child when accompanied 
by ail adult, no ciiaiigk. 

Each passenger entitled to trans- 
poi tation of one Trunk without 
charge. 

Each additional Trunk, Valise, 
Traveling Bag, Carpet Bag, 
Bundle, Basket, etc., a charge 
of ten cents to be made. 

Carriage or Hack, for first hour, $2.00. 
For each subsequent hour, .. . $1.50. 

FROW B. GARNETT, 

.Sl'riCltlXTKNDRN'T OF HACKS. 



C. F. FRASCH, 



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170 Thames Street, 

NEWPORT, R. I., N. A. 



T. J. LEE, Sd, 

[SUCCES.SOR TO Lee Bros.] 
W1I0LE.SALE AN'D RETAIL DEALERS IN 

FRESH, SALT & SMOKED FISH, 

247 Tkames Street and Scott's Wharf, 
NEWPORT, R. I. 

CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE. 



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I^OSTAL INPOI^MATION. 



POST OFFICE OFFICIAL GUIDE, 

June, 1, 1884. 

OFFICE HOURS, 7. a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays, 7 
to !i a. m. Lobby open from 6 a. m. to 9 p. ni 
Sundays, 7 a. m. to S p. m. 

MAILS. OPEN. 

„ .. , , , A. M. P. M. 

P>pw lork and Southern, . TOO, - 3.00, s 00 
Boston, Eastern and Western 

States, 

Providence, K. I , . . . 
Fall Kiver, Mass , New Bi 

ford. Mass , .... 

Taunton, Mass 

■Inme.slown, R. I., . . . 
Block Island, R. I , 
Tiverton, U. I , (way mail) 



■ "00, 11.30, 
".00, 10.15, 



11. .30, 
7.00, 



3.00. (•..30 
3.00, 6.30 



New York and Soutliern, - 
Boston, Eastern and Western 



CLOSE. 

A. M. P. M. 

i.40, 11.30, - 9.00 



Stat 
I'rovid 
F:ill Ki 



■ Mas 



lord, Slass., 



New Bed 



'.00, 11.30, . 2..30, 9 00 
8.40, 11.30, . 2 30, 9.00 



6 40, 
11.00. 
12.00. 



.himestowu, K. I 

Bloi'k I.sland, K I., - . . 
Tiverton, R. I., (way mail) 

SUNDAY.^ — All mails open at 7a.m.; close at 8p m. 

Money Orders issued on Canada, Great Britain 
aTid Ireland, Italy, German Empire, France 
Algeria, Switzerland, .Jamaica, New Zealand 
New South Wales, Victoria and British Indiii 
Also Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the N.-tln-r- 
lands, and Luxemberg, (through the fiennaii 
I'ostal Department). Postal Notes on all Mon- 
ey Order offices in the United States. 
ro.^^i- (IKFK i: FREE DELIVERY. 

(:ollections Doni iill Slnit Letter Bo.tes at 5 00 and 
11.00 a. HI., and r.lio p. m. 

Distribution by Carriers at 7,00, 11.30 a.m.. and 
3.30 p. m. 

Carriers will receive and mail all stamped mntter. 

Any matter wliicli remains on the Carrier's Table 
will be delivered Sunday morning until 9 a. m., 
and on all nights (except Sunday) from 7 to 
9 p. in. 

Request your correspondents to address to your 1'. 
O. Box or street and number. 

THOS. COGGESHALL, P. M. 

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JOHN H. PECKHAM, 



-DEALER IX 



GROCERIES 



rraiii and Pravisioi|^ 

172 & 176 Broadway & 1 Equality Park, 

MIWPQBT, B. I. 



ALSO AGENT FOR 

-«BOWKER'S«- 

The Finest Article for Private Lawns in tlie world. 



I?LiAG13S OB ^MUSBMBNT. 




Places of Amusement. 



CASINO, 

Bellevue Aveune. 

OLYMPIAN CLUB ROLLER SKAT- 
ING RINK, 
Bellevue Avenue, between Ocean 
House and Casino. 

OPERA HOUSE, 

Washington Square. 

POLO GROUNDS, 

Old Fort Road aud Bateman 
Avenue. 




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Side ©able. 





HIGH WATER. 




JDNE. 


JULY. 


1 


2 14 a. m. 


2 23 p. M. 


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ESTABLISHED 1850. 



W. H. H. LAWTOIT, 
FRESHrSALTi' SMOKED FISH, 



OF ALL KINDS. 




OYSTERS 
CLAMS, 

22 LONG WHARF, NEWPORT, R. I. 



Lobsters 



Qnabangs. 



P. A. 



EBEIXISTE, 



Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer. 

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE 
AND REPAIRED. 

118 BRO^DWA.Y, 

NEWPORT. B. I. 



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©IDE ©ABLE (©ONTINUED. 





HIGH WATER. 






AUGUST. 


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FOR FINE PHOTOGRIIPHING 



-CALL AT THE- 



Child's Efeydis 

242 Thames Street, Cor. Mill Street, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 



We employ only Fikst-Class Artists. Photographs of 
Lieut. Rhodes, in citizen's dress, for sale; also of United 
Stales Marine Cutter "Dexter," with printed names of the 
otlicers. Interiors and Landscape Photography in our 
instantaneous process. Children's Photosraplis taken in 
tlie twinlcle of the eye. Views of special interest on sale 
at studio. Cabinet and larger views of the Channing 
Memorial Church. Please to call and examine specimens 
at our studio. 

Satisfaction guaranteed and proof shown. Instan- 
taneous steam yaciit views talien by our new way of taking 
pliotographs. 

CHILD, ARTIST, 



FIRST-CLASS •• OPERATORS ■:■ AND •:■ POSING :• ARTISTS. 



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107 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON. 



IMPORTERS OF 



HPfs^S?" 



Agents for W. & C. Scott & Son's Safety Block, 
Hammerless and Hammer Guns ; Harrington 
Richardson's, Colt's, Parker's and other makes. 



FINE GUNS 






We make a specialty of Fine Bronze YaclitGuiis anrl have fiiniishecl 
many to the New York and Eastern Squadrons. Mounted on Govern- 
ment pattern Marsilly Mahogany Carriages. We have this year brought 
out a breech-loadiug Yacht Gun, with the Yates re-iiiforced Breech 
System, as being applied by Government to heavy ordnance. A very 
handsome and strong gun, and easy of manipulation. Tliis gun 
.should be seen. 



Agents for Riishton's ■icUuratiil l/ight Soaring aiuJ 
Sailing Ti oats and Canoes, of the finest cedar. An easy rowing 
boat for ladies and children. Also the " Stella Maria," with »ails. An 
as.sortment of sizes in stock. The Genuine JRtishton'8 cannot be 

obtained elsewhere in Boston. 



UlLiLA OWNBI^S — ©OTrFAGB T^^BNTALiS. 

THE LEADER 

OF AI.l. 

Out Door Gaines and Sports, 

A. C. LAMDEBS, 
167 Thames Street, 



COVELL'S BLOCK. 




Keeps in stuck more of the above goods tlum all other 
dealers combined. 

English and American Tennis and Archery, with all the se]!- 
arate parts, with the best Racquets and Balls manufactured. 



CROQUET. 
LAWN POOL, 
TENTS, 
INDIAN CLUBS, 
DUMB BELLS, 
BOXING GLOVES, 
HAMMOCKS. 



BASE BALL AND BAT.S, 
FOOT BALLS, 
SKATES, 
VELOCIPEDES, 
BICYCLES, 
GRACE HOOPS. 



Rewp©rt Willi Swrgps 

AND COTTAGE RENTALS. 



THE ONLY ACCURATE OFFICIAL VILLA LIST FOR 1884. 



Auchincloss, Mrs. John, New York, 

\Vashington st. 
Auchincloss, H. B., New York, Washing- 
ton St. 
Angell, E. G., Providence, W^ashington st. 
Ashhurst, William H., Philadelphia, Belle- 

vue ave. 
Arnold, Mrs. Samuel G., Providence, East 

shore. 
Andrews, Constant A., New York, Belle- 

vne and Ruggles aves. 
Anderson, E. J., New York, Cottage st. 
Astor, John Jacob, New York, Bellevue 

ave. and the Cliffs. 
Astor, William, New York. Bellevue ave. 

and the Cliffs. 
Arnold, R. J., Providence, Conanicut Park. 
Agassiz, Prof. Alexander, Cambridge, 

Mass., Castle HilL 
Andrews, Frank W., Boston, Maple ave. 
Almon, A. B., Salem, Mass., Red Cross av. 
Acosta Mrs. M. C, Baltimore, Ochre Point 
Adams, T. M., New York, Cadwalader's, 

Bellevue ave. 



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Blodget, S. C.,Jr., Providence, Lippitt's, 

Conanicut Park. 
Bacon, Dr. Gorham, New York, DeBlois's, 

Gibbs ave. 
Brucn, L. J., New i'ork. Weld's, Bellevue 

ave. 
Blake, Mrs. C. F., Boston, King's, Ayrault 

St. 

Barger, Samuel F., New York, C. H. Bald- 
win's, Bellevue ave. 

Bridges, H. G., New York, Watson's, 
Conanicut Island. 

Bullock, Miss Julia, Providence, Cliff" 
Cottage Hotel. 

Binney, William, Providence, Catherine 

St. 

Beckwith, N. M., New York, Weaver's, 

Bellevue ave. 
Ball, Charles H., Newburgh, N. Y., Case's, 

Everett Place. 
Bryce, J. S., New York, Bellevue and 

Narragansett aves. 
Bell, Dr. C. M., New York, Bellevue ave. 

and the Cliffs. 

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UlLiLA OWNEI^S — (SOTIFAGE I^ENTALS. 

Peckham ^ Manchester, 

No. 68 Broadway, 

Have a Choice and Well Selected Stock of 

ST^PT.E and F^TvTCY 

GROCERIES 

Which They sell at reasonable iirices. 



We refer with pleasure to any of the numerous customers 
we served last season, all of whom have been made perma- 
nent customers by fair dealing and prompt service. 

THE 

"FAVORITE SEASIDE RESORTS 

Will be found on file in all the principal hotels in the Eastern 
Southern and Western States. 
Mailed to anv address in tlie United States, on the receipt 
of Ten Cents. " 

FRAZIER &,WHITING, Publishers, 

Providence, M. I. 



Hull, C. M., Brooklyn, near One Mile 

corner. 
Booth, Edwin, New York, near Paradise. 
Brownson, J. S., Elizabeth, N. J., Wash- 
ington St. 
lios worth, Fitch J., Milwaukee, Ochre 

Point. 
Bookstaver, II. W., New York, Purgatory 

road. 
Bell, Isaac, Jr., New York, Bellevue ave. 

and Perry st. 
Baker, Mrs. Richard, Jr., Boston, Bellevue 

ave. and Ledge road. 
Bates, C. Francis, New York, Coddington 

ave. 
Barker, William, Providence, Paradise 

road. 
Barker, Frederick, Providence, Paradise 

road. 
Barstow, D. H., Boston, East shore. 
Bryer, Benjamin, New York, near Mian- 

touomah Hill. 
Brown, Mrs. John ('arter. Providence, 

Bellevue ave. 
Bruen, Mrs. Mary L., Boston, Bellevue 

ave. 
Bonaparte, Col. Jerome Napoleon, Balti- 
more, Harrison ave. 
Bigelow, Joshua K., Boston, Washington 

St. 

Brewer, Mrs. Gardner, Boston, Bellevue 
ave., near Spouting rock. 



Bennett, James Gordon, New York, Belle- 
vue avenue. 

Blatchford, Miss S. E. New York, Cathe- 
rine St. 

Blatchford, Justice Samuel, Washington, 
Greenough place. 

Blatchfoi'd, Mrs. H. M., New York, Green- 
ough place and Beach st. 

Belmont, August, New York, Bellevue 
ave. and the Cliffs. 

Bigelow, Mrs. John W., New York, 
Washington St. 

Bacon. Mrs. Daniel B., New York, near 
Lawton's valley. 

Bancroft, George, Washington, Bancroft 
ave. and the Clift's. 

Beach, C. N., Hartford, Ayrault and Kay 
sts. 

Belmont, O. H. P., New York, South 
Portsmouth. 

Boardmau, C. E., New York, Bellevue av. 



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Cram, Henry S., New York, Cushings, 
near Spouting Rock. 

Coleman, Samuel, New York, Red Cross 
ave. 

Coles, Mrs. Elizabeth U., New York, Belle- 
vue ave. 

Churchill, Capt. C. C, U. S. A., Ayrault st. 



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UlLLA OWNEI^S — ©OTTAGE F^BNTALS. 

REAL ESTATE 

Broker and Agent 

BELLEVUE AVENUE, 

NEWPORT. R. 1. 



Furnished Cottages for Bent. 
Cottaf/es, Farms and Biuldlng 
Lots, in Newjwrt and vicinitf/, 
For Sale. 



Caswell, John R., New York, Bull st. 

Cleveland, Dr. Clement, New Yoi-k, Mer- 
ton ave. 

Cook, H. H., New York, Bellevueave. and 
Cliffs. 

Caldwell, Misses, New York, Kay and Ay- 
rault st.s. 

Chickering, Charles F., New York, Belle- 
vue ave. 

Cooke, Mrs. Joseph J., Providence, near 
One Mile Corner. 

Collins, George, New York, Cottage st. 

Chickering, Mrs. T. E., New York, (Rii.s- 
sell's Willow Bank Cottage) , Spring st. 

Colgate, R. Jr., New York, Riggs, Cather- 
ine St. 

Conistock, Mrs., New York, Ruggles ave. 

Cooke, Rev. Dr. Samuel, New York, Tonip- 
kin's. Redwood st. 

Cheeseman, Dr., New York, Chandler's, 
Retirement Road. 

Clarke, B. S , New York, King's, Narra- 
gansett ave. 

Cauldwell, Mrs. F. G., New York, No. 3 
Cliff Cottage. 

Colford, S. J., New Y'ork, Francis's, Fran- 
cis St. 

Clymer, Mrs. Lily S., New York, Bid- 
dell's, Everett place. 

Coats, James, Providence, Carey's, Narra- 
gansett ave. 

Carley, F. D., Louisville, Ky., Hunne- 
well's, Y'zuaga ave. 



Clews, Henry, Now York, Cushing's, Belle" 
vue ave. and the Cliffs. 



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Dore, Mrs. Enieliue, New York.AVheeler's, 

Channing ave. 
Dorr, Mrs. Susan E., Providence, Cliff 

Cottage Hotel. 
DeRenne, Mrs. Mary, Savannah, Ga., Lie- 

ber's, Rhode Island ave. 
D'Hauteville, F. S. G., New York, Belle- 

vue ave. 
Davies, Julian T., New York, Purgatory 

road. 
Davis, Theodore M., New York, Ocean av. 
Deas, Mrs. Z. C, New York, Easton's 

point. 
Dickey, Hugh T., New York, Wellington 

ave. 
Derby, Lieut. Richard C, U. S. N., Kay 

aud Bull sts. 
Dale, Thomas N., Patterson, N. J., Gibbs 

ave. and Buena Vista st. 



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Elliot, Lieut.-Col. Geo. H., U. S. A., 

Thames st. 
Edgar, William, New York, Beach st. 



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UlLLA OWNEF^S — (SOfpiPAGB FjENIiALS. 

DOE, HUNNEWELL 

«fe CO., 



rpliolstery Goods, 

577 & 579 Washington St., 

BOSTOlSr. 

E. R. HUNNEWELL. H. F. BURCIISTEAD. 



Eiistis, Prof. H. L., Cambridge, Mass., 

Conanicut island. 
Emmons, Ai-tliur B., Boston, Gibbs ave. 
Emraous, Mrs. E. W., Boston, Gibbs ave. 
Eldredge, Mrs. Julia H., New York, Ochre 

point. 
Eustis, Mrs. F. A., New York, Gibbs ave. 
Ellis, John W., New York, Morton's Belle- 

vne ave. 



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Eosdick, Mrs. C. B., New York, King's, 
Narragansett ave. 

Frencli, Seth Barton, New York, Clifl' ave. 

Fiench, Francis O., New York, Ilalidon 
Hill. 

French, Abel, New York, Bellevue ave. 
and the Clifls. 

Fearing, Henry S., New York, Annandale 
road. 

Fearing, George R., New York, Narragan- 
sett ave. 

Fearing, Wm. H., New York. Bath road. 

Foster, John, Boston, LeKoy ave. 

Francis, Rev. Lewis, Brooklyn, Honeyman 
Hill. 

Ferrill, Joseph L., I'hiladelphia, Conani- 
cut island. 

Fletcher, Joseph, Providence, Titus's,. 
Broadway. 



Freeman, Francis P., New York, King's, 

Bellevue ave. 
Fritsch, Hugo O., New York, Gil)ert'.s 

Bellevue ave. 



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Garrettson, F. P., New York, The Berke- 
ley. 

Goelet, Mrs. Sarah, New York, Bradford's, 
Kay St. 

Green, Mrs. John C, New York, No. 4 
Pinard Cottage, Narragansett ave. 

Goldsmith, F. C, New York, Harrison av. 

Geird, Mrs., New York, No. i Pinard Cot- 
tage, Narragansett ave. 

Garrett, Robert, Baltimore, Stevens's, 
Bellevue ave. 

Grosvenor, William, Providence, Swain's, 
Cliff ave. 

Griswold, Dr. Caspar, New York, For- 
syth's, Ayrault ave. 

Gibbes, Mrs. Thos. S., New York, Drake's, 
Red Cross ave. 

Gammell, William, Providence, Narragan- 
sett ave. and Cliffs. 

Gammell, R. H. I., Providence, Narragan- 
sett ave. and Cliffs. 

Gibbs, Theodore K., New York, Gibbs av. 

Greene, C, Providence, Conanicut island. 

Gray, Mrs. M. E., New York, Narragan 
sett ave. 



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UlLLA OWNEl^S— (sOTTAGE l^BNTALS. 



E. Howard Watch and Clock Co., 



MAMl ACTIRERS OF 



Bitw Wafrhes antl (Zl 










114 TREMONT STREET, 
Boston, Mass. 





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Gilibs, Prof. Wolcott, Cambridge, Mass., 

Gibbs ave. 
Gibert, Mrs. J. T., New York, Bellevue 

ave. 
Gibbcs, Miss Sarah B., New Yorli, Gibbs 

ave. 
Gibbes, Miss Emil}' O., New York, Rhode 

Island ave. 
Goelet, Ojiden, New York, Lawrence ave. 

and Webster st. 
Goelet, Robert, New York, Narragansett 

ave. and the CliflTs. 
Greene, Wni. B., New York, Broadway 

and Malbone road. 
Griswold, .J. N. A.., New York, Ocean ave. 



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Helmuth. Mrs. M. K., Philadelphia, Ta- 

tum's, Washington st. 
Hitchcock, Mrs. Thos., New York, Bolt's, 

Beach st. and Cottage place. 
Hopkins, Capt. Alfred, U. S. A., DeBlois', 

Cranston ave. 
Heckscher, John G., Wheeler's, Channing 

ave. 
Hill, Mrs. Geo. H. B., New York, No. 7 

Cliff Cottage. 
Hayden, Mrs. D. H., Boston, Stevens's, 

Rhode Island ave. 
Hayward, Miss, New York, Fadden's, Bell- 
evue ave. 



Hacker, William, Philadelphia, Weeden's, 
Conauicut Island. 

Haven, Mrs. G. G., New York, Bellevue 
ave. and Bellevue court. 

Hodgson, J. M., New York, LeRoy ave. 

Hunt, Richard M.. New York, Bellevue av. 

Hartshorn, Mrs. E. G.^ Providence, Hali- 
don Hill. 

Ilomans, E. C, New York, Gould Island. 

Hoffman, Miss Susan 0, New York, Belle- 
vue and the Cliffs. 

Huntington, Prof. J. P., Hartford, Indian 
ave. 

Hosack, Mrs. C. B., New York, Harrison 
ave. 

Hayward, Mrs. M. A., (deceased), New 
York, Ayrault and Kay sts. 

Hone, Robert S., New York, Spring st. 

Howland, Meredith, New York, Win 
throp's, Bellevue ave. 

Hoyt, Henry S., New York, Beach st. and 
Suunyside place. 

Hazard, Rowland N., New York, Broad- 
way, One Mile Corner. 

Howe, Mrs. Julia Ward, Boston, Law- 
ton's Valley. 



Ingersoll, Harry, Philadelphia, Reef point. 
Inman, John H., New York, Hoppins's 
Beach View ave. 



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UlLLA OWNBI^S— ^OiPfPAGE F^ENIPALS. 

The Boston Piano Co. 

Have the lar^'est aiul most varkd iissdrtinonl of I'ianos iiiul 

Organs to be found in Boston, comprising tliose of 

various manufacturers. 

SQUARE ^:^ AND ^:^ UPRIGHT ^1^ PIANOS 

Sdld on lIl^lilllllK■nls to suit Purchasers. 

A Good Stock of NEW PIANOS and ORGANS to Rent, 

And if bought within a specified time, tlie rent applied to the 
purchase of the Instrument. 




WAREROOMS, 18 ESSEX STREET, BOSTON, MASS, 

Sfcoiid door from \yii5liingtoii street. 

E. WILSON & CO., 

PlOPllETORS. 



.Jo.scplis, Lyiiiuii C, New York, Purgiitoiy 
road. 

.Jones, Mrs. Mary M , New York, Welling- 
ton ave. 

Jones, Mrs. George F., New York, Harri- 
son ave. 

.Jones, Miss Frances, New Y'ork, Cather- 
ine St. 

Jones, Frederick, New Y''ork, Harrison av. 

Jay, Augustus, Buena Vista st. 

Jesup, Morris K., New Y'ork. (Not de- 
cided.) 



Kennedy, Robert L., New York, Train's, 
near Spouting rock. 

Kennedy, Miss M. L. , New Y'ork, Davis's, 
near Spouting rock. 

Kennedy, Mrs., Baltimore, Gray's, Narra- 
gansett ave. 

Kingsland, William M., Scarboro-on -Hud- 
son, Pendleton's, Oclire point. 

Kane, Walter L. , New York, Wornieley's, 
Red Cross ave. 

Kane, Mrs. DeLancy, New Y'ork, Wool- 
sey's, Rhode Island ave. 

King, G. G., New Y'ork, Spring and Bow- 
ery sts. 

King, LeRoy, New York, Rellevue ave. 

King, David, New Y'ork, Bellevne ave. and 
Bowery st. 



King, Mrs. Edward, New York, Bowery 
and King sts. 

Knovver, John, Bellevne av. and the Clifl's. 

Ketteltas, Mrs. Eugene, New York, Web- 
ster St. 

Kendall, Mrs. S. A., New Y'ork, Washing- 
ton St. 

Kennedy, Mi.ss M. L., New Y'ork, Swiss 
Chalet, near Spouting Rock. 

Kernoclian, J. P., New Y'ork, Marine ave. 

Kiniber, .V. M., Philadelphia, near Two 
Mile Corner. 

Kingsland, A. C, New Y'ork, No. 2 Pi- 
nard Cottage, Narraganselt ave. 

King, Roland, New Y'ork, Coddington pt. 



Leach, David C, New Y'ork, Sands, Ledge 
road. 

Leary, Arthur, New Y'ork, Lawrence's, 
Mill .St. 

Luce, Mrs. Commodore, Francis st. and 
Rhode Island ave. 

Lawrence, F. C, Jr., New Y'ork, Living- 
stone's, on Clifl's. 

Livermore, F. C, New Y'ork, Pomeroy's, 
Bellevne ave. 

Lansing, Mrs., New Y'ork, Tailer's, Belle- 
vne ave. 

Litbcr, Mrs. Matilda, New Y'ork, Conani- 
cut island. 



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yiLLA OWNEI^S— ^OTiPAGB r^ENTALS. 

ARTIST MATERIALS 

Art Novelties for Decoration, 

OIL, WATER AND CHINA COLORS, 
Outfits for Summer Sketching. 



ALSO A FULL IJXE OF 



PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 

OF EVEI!Y DESCRIPTIOX. 

MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED BAY 

STATE PAINTS AND CREOSOTE 

SHINGLE STAINS. 

WADSWORTH,HOWLAND&CO, 
84 Washington Street, 

BOSTON. 

Catalogues of fitlicr liiuMif our (iooils ami Sample Cards 
of Hay State Paiuts uiailed free upon application. 



LeBoutliillier, Henri, New Yorl<, The 

Berkeley. Bellevue ave. 
Lafarge, John, New York, Suiin.vside pi. 
LeRoy, Stuy vesant. New York, Mann ave. 
LeRoy, Daniel, New York, Bellevue ave. 
Lewis, Walter H., New York, Ochre point- 
Livingston, Herman T., New York, Sea 

View ave. 
Livingston, Maturin, New York, Bellevue 

court. 
Lyman, Miss, Boston, Weljster st. 
Low, A. A.. Brooklyn, near Castle Hill. 
Low, Josiah , Brooklyn, near Castle Hill. 
Lord, Thomas, New York, Conauicut 

ishuid. 
Lorillard, Pierre, New York, Ochre Point. 



M 

Mason, A. L Providence, Halidon Hill. 

Morgan, E. D , New York, Kane's, Belle- 
vue ave. 

Miller, Lt.-Com., U. S. N., Conanicut 
Island. 

McStea, Nelson, New Orleans, Livings- 
ton's, on the Clifl's. 

Merritt, George W., New York, Bellevue 
ave. and Spring st. 

Mason, Dr. John J., New York, Gibbs 
ave. and Catherine st. 

Morrison. W. H., New York, Purgatory 
road. 



Mitcliell, Mrs. Mary A., Utica, N. Y., 
Francis st. and Everett place. 

Morehous, C. P., Chicago, Howard ave. 

Mahony, John H., New York, Bellevue av. 

Marquand, Henry G., New York, Rhode 
Island ave. and Buena Vista st. 

Mason, Misses, Boston, Bath road. 

Miller, George M., New York, Ledge road 
and Bellevue ave. 

Mayer, William, New York. Main road. 

Miller, William S., New York, Bellevue 
ave. 

Morris, Miss Jane, Philadelphia, Wash- 
ington St. 

Matthews, Edward, New York, .Arnold's, 
Carroll ave. 

Morris, Wistar, Philadelphia, Conanicut 
island. 

Masten, J. F., Albany, Everett place. 

Marvin, Selden E., Albany, No. 1 How- 
land Cottage, Conanicut island. 

McCagg, Mrs. C. 0., New York, White- 
house's, Rhode Island ave. 

Mott, J. L. B., New York, Bruen's, Belle- 
vue ave. 

Mills, Ogden, New York, Tucker's, Belle- 
vue ave. 

Mott, Thomas, Philadelphia, Rutherford's, 
Harrison ave. 

Montgomery, Thomas J., Boston, Spout- 
ing rock. 

Mortimer, Stanley, New York, The Berke- 
ley, Bellevue ave. 



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UlLLA OWNBr?S— ©OTTAGB I^BNTALS. 



WJLKEFIILD 

Rattan ^Company 



-MAXUFACTUHEHS OF- 



BATTilli AM© BllB 

PURNT^URE. 

SALESROOMS. 

115 Washington St., - - Boston. 
D2Jf Broadway, - - M'eiv York. 
144 Wabash Ave., - - Chicago. 
644 Market St., - San Francisco. 



N 



Noyes, Mrs. C. L. B., Francis st. and 
Rhode Island ave. 

Neilsou, Mrs. Frederick, New York, 
King's, Bellevue ave. 

Newton, Henry, Erie, Tenn., Marlboro st. 

Nugent, Mrs. George, Germantown, Cog- 
geshall ave. 

Neilson, Mrs. Mary A., New York, Cot- 
tage St. 

Nasli, Mrs. Harriet J., Providence, Ever- 
ett place. 



Oelriohs, Charles M., New York, Arnold's 

Rhode Island ave. 
Ogston, Mrs. H. W., New York, Cnrti.s's 

Redwood St. 
Oothout, William, New York, Burns' 

Hazard ave. 
Otis, Mrs. J. W., New York, Fadden's, 

Bellevue ave. 
Osgood, William H., New York, Russell's, 

Narragansett ave. 
Ogden, Misses, New York, Weaver's 

Berkeley ave. 
Ogden, Dr. John 1)., New York, Red 

Cross ave. 



O'Donnell, Mrs. H. C, Carroll Manor, 
Md., Ochre point. 



Perkins, Capt. George H., U. S N., Ford's, 
Harrison ave. 

Palmer, Gen. W. J., Denver, Warren's, 
Gibbs ave. 

Prnyn, Mrs. J. V. L., Albany, Chandler's, 
Batli road and Clifts. 

Pouieroy, Charles C, New York, Dea- 
con's, Bellevue ave. 

Peabotly, Arthur J., New York, No. 2 
Howland Cottage, Conanicut island. 

Parrish, John C. New York, Thayer's, 
Bellevue ave. 

Post, William, New York. C. C. Bald- 
win's, Bellevue and Narragansett avs. 

Paul, W. W., Philadelphia, Second and 
Cherry sts. 

Paul, Joseph W., Philadelphia, Smith's, 
Washington st. 

Padelford, Edward M., Philadelphia, Bel- 
levue ave. 

Pierson, J. F., New York, Bellevue ave. 

Perry, Mrs. C. G , Philadelphia, Green- 
ongli place. 

Powell, Dr. S. C, New Haven, Beach st. 

Pugh, Rev. J. H., New Haven, Indian ave. 

Plielps, Royal, New York, Clay and Dixon 
sts. 



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UiLLA OwNBi^s — Cottage I^entaliS. 

Daniel Watson, 

Real Estate Agent, 

• NEWPORT AND CONANICUT ISLAND. 

PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 

235 Thames Street, - - Newport, R. I. 

(Over Caswell, Massej Si Co.'s Drug Store.) 



-SOLE AGENT FOR THE 



OCEAN HIGHLAND CO. 



A Great Variety of Netoport and Conanicut 

Suimner Residences and Building Sites 

always on hand. 

Furnished Cottages to Rent and Mortgages Negotiated, 



Perkins, Mrs., Boston, Bellevne avenne. 
Fliilbrick, Edward S., Boston, Codding- 

ton point. 
Post, Mrs. L. F., New York, Bellevne av. 
Pliinney, Theo. W., Chicago, Carroll ave. 
Parkman, George F., Boston, Bellevne av. 
Peterson, Charles J., I'hiladelphia. Bath 

road. 
Potter, lit. Rev. Henry C'., New York, 

Khode Island ave. 
Pratt, Sainnel F., Boston, Bellevne ave. 
Palmer, Mrs. Fanny, Philadelphia, Beach 

St. 

Putnam, Mrs. G. T., New York, Greene's, 

Conanicut Island. 
Post, E. A., New York, Hall's, Cogges- 

hall and Bellevue aves. 
Pinard, Charles, New York. Annandale 

road and East Bowery st. 
Palmer, Mrs. E. H., Germantovvn, Pa , 

Dovvning's, Malbone ave. 
Prince, Col. W. E., U. S. A., Beach View 

avenue. 

R 

Roscngarten, J. G., Philadelphia, Case's, 
Catherine st. 

Rosengarten, G. H., Philadelphia, Case's, 
Catherine st. 

Read, Gen. J., Meredith, New York, Lit- 
tle's, Everett place. 

Robbins, Henry A., New York, Griswold's, 
Bellevne ave. 



Richard's, H. A., Providence, Annex Cot- 
tage, Conanicut Park. 

Remsen, H.G., Ne^v York, \Vood's Belle- 
vue ave. 

Rogers, Maxon, Boston, East shore. 

Rogers, Prof. Fairman, Philadelphia, 
Ochre point. 

Rogers, Mrs W. B., Boston, Gibbs ave. 

Khinelaiider, F. \V., New York, Redwood 

St. 

Richards. W. T., Philadelphia, Conanicut 
island. 

Rice, Henry A., Boston, Washington st. 

Rives, W. C, Boston, Red Cross ave. 

Rives, Dr. W. C, Jr., Boston, Red Cross 
ave. 

Russell, (family of.) C. H., New York, 
Narragausett ave. 

Rhett, Mrs. E. P., Baltimore, Conanicut 
island. 

Iiobinson, Dr. Beverly, New York, Car- 
ry's, Bath road. 

lihiuelander, W. C, New York, Cliff ave. 

Roberts, Mrs. M. 0., New York, (not de- 
cided). 

Robbins, S. Howlaud, New York. 

Keitz's, John St. 



■Stockton, Mrs. Bayard, Pliiladelpliia, 
Rutherford's, Harrison ave. 



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UlLLA OWNBI^S — (©OIHIPAGE I^BNTALS. 

Pure SprTng Water. 

])() you wish to iiresorve your own liealtli. and save tlie lives 
of vour little ones ? If so, drink the 

¥'ALL1Y 

Mineral Spring Water. 

Aclvnowledged by the medical profession of this city to 
he the purest spring water ever brought into New- 
port, at ]irii-es within reach of all ! ! ! 

A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU ! 

Tho water i:? extremely clear and sparkling, and without the disa- 
greeable taste so often found in mineral waters. Our customers have 
become greatly attached to it, and can lind no othtr water to take its 
place. AVheu'chai-ged and bottled it is ackuowleged to be much liner 
than 111.- \|iMiliii;nKs. 

It li:i- 1" I II II 11 II, mil bv. and is now in u.«e in the leading hotels in 
this c.Miiiti \ iiihI 111- Itritisli Provinces, and is universally acknowleged 
to be till' I*tiir>i I iililc Water everoifered for sale in America. We can 
supply you with this water in any form you may desire, either in its 
natural state or charged in bottles. 

One Case of 50 bottles, quarts, charged for table use. 
One Case of 100 bottles, pints, charged for table u.se, 

IJarrel, - - - 

One-half Barrel, 

Package of 5 gallons, ------. 

DELIVERED F. 0. B. IN BOSTON. 



$ 0.30 
9.00 



Address all orders to 



Valley pneral Spring Water 

General Office, 96 Sudbury St., Boston, U. S. A. 



Shepard, Mrs. E. A., I'rovidence, Stock- 
ton's Believe ave. 

Sinythe, Frank, riiiladelphia, One mile 
corner. 

Sellers, William, Philadelphia, No. 2 ClitT 
Cottage. 

Stone, J. F., New York, Griswolds, Kay 
and Bull sts. 

Sturgis, Frank, New York, No. 1 I'inard 
Cottage, Narragansett ave. 

Sampson, Henry, New York, No. 1 Clifl' 
Cottage. 

Smith, Rev. .7. Tuttle, Chandler's, Retire- 
ment road. 

Stillman, James, New York, Ferguson's, 
Halidon hill. 

Swan, Donnell, Balliraore, Faddeu's Bel- 
levue ave. 

Shaw, Philander, Brooklyn, Butler's, Pel- 
ham St. 

Sword, James B., Philadelphia, Conanicut 
island. 

Slater, Mrs. John W., Providence, Narra- 
gansett ave. and the Cliffs. 

Shoemaker, B. H., Philadelphia, Conani- 
cut Lsland. 

Sheldon, Frederic, New York, Narragan- 
sett ave. 

Smith, Henry J., Providence, Bellevue 
court. 

Sigouruey, Mrs. M. B., Boston, Bellevue 
ave. 

Storer, Dr. H. R., Boston, Washington st. 

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Stnrtevant, Eugene, Boston, Indian ave. 

Smith, Benj. R., Philadelphia, Washing- 
ton St. 

Sherman, W. Watts, New York, Shepard 
and Victoria aves. 

Schermerhorn, E. II., New York, Narra- 
gansett ave. 

Sanford, Mrs. Milton H., New York, 
Washington st. 

Shipley, Murray, Cincinnati, Washington 

St. 

Stedman, Lt.-Com. U. S. N., Pelham st. 
Sands, Mrs. A. L., New York, Greenough 

place and Catherine st. 
Stevens, Mrs. Parau, New York, Bellevue 

ave. and Jones court. 
Simmons, Prof. W. C, Boston Beach 

View ave. 
Stilt, Seth B., Philadelphia, Belevue ave. 

and Pelham St. 
Swift, (family late Mrs. II. W.,) New 

York, Bellevue ave. 
Stout, Mrs. A. G., New York, Bellevue 

ave. and CliB's. 
Stout, F. A , New York, Bellevue ave. 

and Cliffs. 
Stanard, Mrs. Martha, Virginia, Bull st. 
Shields, Prof. Charles W., Princeton, N. 

J., Ochre point. 
Skinner, Francis L., Boston, Red Cross 

ave. 
Schott, Mrs. Ellen L. , New York, Crans- 
ton ave. 



yiLLA Own Bi^s— Cottage I^enifals. 

A. A. TILLEY, 



DEALER IX 



Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Poultry, 

Si^rWit PICKLED 

GAME, ^Sfe TRIPE, 




VEGETABLES, "^^P TONGUES, Etc. 
No. 158 Broadway, 



NEWPORT. B. I. 



JOHN ALDERSON, 



^^S^'^'^ter*^ S^irS?'^'^^^^ 



142 BELLEYUE AYE., 

iW'hitchaU Block.) 
WILL REMOVE TO FRANKLIN ST., OPP. POST OFFICE. 

Ladies' Cnaks. Clstcrs and Walking' Coats a spcrialty. 
Liveries of evt'i\' dcsiriptioii made to order. Anew line of 
SEASONABLE GOODS just received. 



Steven's, Joseph, New York, The Berke- 
ley, Bellevue ave. 

Swain, Joseph, Providence, Derby's, Co- 
uauicut Island. 



Tooker, 



-, New York, Applcton's, 



Catherine st. 

Turnure, Lawrence, New York, McKay's, 
Marine ave. 

Tirkuor, Mrs. George, Boston, Eyre's, 
Beach st. 

Tickuor, Anna, Boston, Eyre's, Beach st. 

Tnrnbull, Mrs. Grace, New York, Kay st. 

Townsend, Mrs. Isaac, New York, No. 2 
rinard Cottage, Narragansett ave. 

Taylor, Henry A. C, New York, Annan- 
dale road. 

Terry, Rev. R., Peekskill, N. Y., Gibbs 
and DeBlois ave. 

Tooker, G. Mead, New York, Kay and 
Touro sts. 

Tooker, Miss, New York, Bellevue ave. 
and Perry st. 

Tilton, Samuel G., Boston, Sunnyside pi. 

Thorn, W. K., New York, Narragansett 
ave. 

Travers, William K., New York, Narra- 
gansett and Lawrence aves. 

Tyler, George F., Philadelphia, Bellevue 
court. 



Torrance, Daniel, New York, Bellevue av. 

Tiflany, George, Baltimore, Narragansett 
ave. 

Taylor, Admiral, U. S. N.,Wilbour'8, Wash- 
ington St. 

Tyler, Sydney, Boston, Bellevue court. 



Van Alen, Gen. J. II., New York, Ochre 
point. 

Van Alen, J. J., New York, Ochre Point. 

Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Alex., New York, 
Beach View ave. 

Vose, J. A., New York, Bayside Cottage, 
Conanlcnt Park. 

Vose, S. M., Providence, Conanicut Park. 

Van Ness, Edward, New York, Blight's, 
Bellevue ave. 

VIgouroux, Vincent, New York, Powel's, 
Ayrault st. 

Voorhees, Mrs. M. R., New York, An- 
thony's, Conanicut island. 



w 

Whistler, Joseph, Baltimore, Castle Hill. 
Wilson, Prof. James H., New I'ork, Cod- 

dington point. 
Wildes, Miss E. G., Boston, Kay st. 



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UlLiLiA OWNBI^S — (SOIPIIAGE I^ENIPALS. 

THE SIMPSON 

natural ^ Spring i Water. 

SOUTH EASTON, MASS. 

A Mediciiiiil Wator of <rn'at value in diseases of tlie Kin- 
NKYs. IjIvki!, SroMAfii ;iii(l l!i, Miiii:!!. iTiilnding Indigestion, 
Constijialioii. !>> >|i(|i-i;i. ]'.ii;ilit's Diseases, Diabetes, Grav- 
el, ele. A .Mii.ii ( \ 1 II \i; I II \\i) DiriiKiie. 

A Talile Walei- ol il.e Finest (^lality; Iliglily Efferveseent 
absolutely free from all organic matter; can be used upon the 
weakest stomachs, and will prevent Constipation and Indi- 
gestion. 

For .sale in barrels, earbovs. fountains and bottles by 

JAMES S. HAZARD, 

MANUFACTURER * OF v- CARBONATED * BEVERAGES, 
No. 24 Bath Road, Newport, R. I. 

CITIZENSJCE CO. 

William Albro, 

Wholesale anil Hetail Dealer in 



Office, 31 Long Wharf, 

NEWPORT, a. I. 



Winthrop, Buchanan, New York, No. 3 
Pinard Cottage, Narragansett ave. 

Whitridge, John C, Baltimore, Sandy pt. 

Wetmore, W. B., New York, Knight's, 
Bellevue ave. 

Wetmore, Samuel, New York, Knight's, 
Bellevue ave. 

Winans, Ross R., Baltimore, Castle Hill. 

Wilson, Richard T., New York, Narragan- 
sett ave. 

Whipple, John, New York, Sea View ave. 

Werden, Rear-Admiral Reed, U. S. N., 
Ayrault st. 

Weston, E. R., New York, Kendall's, 
Washington st. 

Wright, H. Allen, New York, Rhode 
Island ave. 

Wales, George W., Boston, Yznagaave. 

Willoughby, Hugh L., Saratoga Springs, 
Coddington point. 

Witherbee, Silas II., New York, Honey- 
man hill. 

Willard, E. W., Chicago, Beach View av. 

Wetmore, George Peabody, New York, 
Bellevue ave. 

Watson, Dr. W. Argyle, New York, John 
and Spring sts. 

Whiting, Augustus, New York, Bellevue 
ave. 

AVhiting, Mrs. S. S., New York, Webster 
St. and Bellevue ave. 

Winn, Mrs. A. E , Philadelphia, Second 
and Chestnut sts. 



Warren, Mrs. Gen. G. K., Conanicut 
island. 

Wolfe, Miss Catherine L., New York, 
Ochre point. 

Willing, K. L., Philadelphia, Red Cross 
ave. 

Wheeler, Mrs. Charles, Philadelphia, 
Channing ave. 

Warren, G. Henry, New York, Narragan- 
sett ave. and Clay sts. 

Weld, William G., Boston, Bellevue ave. 

Weld, Mrs. W. F., Boston, Narragansett 
ave. 

Wood worth, Mrs. A. P., New York, Mer- 
ton ave. 

Wharton, Joseph, Philadelphia, Conanicu^ 
island. 

Wharton, Charles W., Philadelphia, Con- 
anicut island. 

Wharton, Job, Philadelphia, Conanicut 
island. 

Willett, Marlnus, New York, Catherine 
and Rhode Island aves. 

Winslow, Richard, New York, Wheeler's, 
Bath road. 

Whitney, Charles, New Orleans, Living- 
ston's on the Clifl's. 

Welles, Edgar Hartford, Riggs', Catherine 
street. 



Yardley, Mrs. Jane W., Philadelphia, 
Rhode Island ave. 



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(9IMB Sables. 



Old ©olony ^. FJ. 



Old (solony Stbamei^s. 



Stbambi^. 



OLD COLONY R. R, CO. 

Lca\i'S XcwiKJit fur Boston 7.45, 10.20 A. 
M., '-'..Vj. 4.::(i 1'. M. Ifi'tuniiijL; leaves Boston 
S..-.(i, 11, Ji) A. M,, :;.:;.-, 4.-1.-). ii.iio p. ji. 

I,(MM'> Nc'U|,i,it lor I'll ivideiice and Way- 
.Statioiis 7.4.". A. .\i., 4.30 p. M. Returning 
leaves Providence 7.3.") A. M., 12.40. 4.1.'i p. M. 




Steanier.s Ptr,«Ki>r and Providence leave 
Newport for \e\A- York, on week days, at 

.S.4.-IP. .M., alMl SlllMJllV. !i,-l.- 1>. M. 

On and all.'i .hiiir _':;. m, Miners Oi,D Coi^ 
ONY and Xk\vi-iii;t «ill h-iivc Newport for 
New York at !i p. m. .Sundays excepted. 



NARRAGANSETT PIER 

STEAMBOAT CO. 

Steamer IIkhman' S. ('asweli.. i-oiiimenc- 
ing .luric 2:;. LSS4, will leave Newport for 
Narragansctt Pier 7.1.'i, lo a. ^i., 2.00, .-..45 p. 
M. Peturuiu!,' leaves Xarragansett Pier8.;» 
A. -M., 12.1."., :;.ii(iMnil (;.45 p. M. Leaves New- 
port for New Y<.rk via Narragansett Pier 
Railroad and connections 10 A. M., and 2.00 
p. M. I'as.sengers arri\e in New TTork, 4.48 
and 10.30 I'. M. Returning leaves New 
York, (Grand Central Depot), 5 and 8 a. jr. 
and 1 p. M., arriving in Newport l.o,5, 4.00 
and 7.30 p. M. 

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01(1 Colony Steamljoat Co. 

FALL RIVER LINE. 

FROII FALL RIVER AND NEWPORT, TO NEW YORK, 

Til.;- ^ii],.'ili St, ,,|,s, 

PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE, 

leave Fall River at 7..30 p. m.. Newport at S.45 \>. m„ week 
days; 9.45 p. m., Sundays. State Rooms for sale at tlie New 
York and Boston Despatch Express Co.'s Office, No. 175 
Thames Street, Newjiort, R. I. 



J. H. JORDAN, 



J. R. KENDRICK, 



Agent. Nkwpokt. 



Gi:n. JIanaokk. 



NEWPORT LINE. 

The Magnificent Steamers, 

OLD COLONY # NEWPORT, 

Will run between Newport and New ITork, commencing 
about June 2,Sd, leaving Newport at 9.00 P. M. Sundays 
excepted. 



©iME feABLES Continued. 



<3aMRSIP0WN and riEWPOl^T 

Steam PeI'^i^y. 



Hewpoi^t and Wigi^poi^d 

l^AILI^OADAND STBAMBI^. 



rn 



Jamestown and Newport Ferry. 

On and after Tuesday, July 1st, 1884, 
Steamer Jamestown will run as follows: 
Leave Jiiiuestown 6.15, 8.15, 9.45, 11.00 A. 



M., 1.4.-. 



LCBAYE ftEWPOI^T. 



],eavr \,\\]i.,ii 7.00, 9.00,10.15 A.M., 12.00, 
2.30, 4.40. 11.4.'. !•. M., or on arrival of Provi- 
dence boat, .Saturdays only. 
Sundays. 

Leave Jamestown 9.30 a. m., 12.15, 5.00 p. m. 

Leave Newport 10.15 a. m., 12.45, 5.45 p. m. 



Newport and Wickford Railroad 
and Steamboat Company. 

steamer Eoi.us leaves Commercial Wharf, 
Newport, four times daily, as follows:— 

At 7.00 A. M., connecting at Wickford 
witli trains for Kingston, ^Vcsteilv. .Ston- 
iiigt.iii, New London, llartlonl, Xcw Ha- 
ven, and Xcw York; also with iraiiis due 
at Providence at '.i.io, and Bo.-stou at 10.50 
A. M. Arrive at New York i.M p. M. 

At 11.50 A. M., connecting witli Shore 
Line Express for New London, New Haven, 
andNew York; also witli trains for Hart- 
ford, Springfield, Albany, and the West, 
and with train due in Providence at 1.40. 
Passengers arrive in New York at (i.40 P. 
M., in Boston at 3.00 p. »r. 

At 5.00 P. M., connecting with express, 
leaving New York at 1.00 p. m., due at Prov- 
idence at 7.00 p. M., and Boston at 8.35 p. m. 

At 11.10 P. M., (Sundays included), con- 
necting with night mail due in New York 
at 3.68 A. M. 



J. H. WETHERELL, 



.\ND DEALER IX 



-^icCARRIAGE <i^ LAMPS^if^ 

ITo. 7 Sherzxxazi Street 

XEWPOBT, R. I. 

S. S. FLUDDER, 



CARRIAGE BIHLDER. 

Couptfs, Victorias, Broughams, Village and Dog 

Carts made to order. Carriage Repairing in 

all its branches at reasonable pri<'es. 

Jio. 7 gherman gtreet, J^ewport, ^. I. 



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feIMB ©ABLBS (SONTINUBD. 

Rbwpoi^t and &5igi^roi^d 

l^AILI^OAD AND STBAMEI^. 



Ijbavb OJigi^poi^d. 



Hewpoi^t and Blogi^ 
Island Stbambi^. 



nrliiniing, trains connecting witii the 
steanu!]-, 

Wii.r, 1jEa\'e Wickford Junction: 

At 4.-ir. A. M.. (Siinclays included), con- 
ncctinK witli niglit mail from New York 
at 10.00 i>. >i., and due in Newport at (i.oo 

A. M. 

8.33 A. M. On arrival of train from New 
London and Stonington. Westerly and 
Kingstdii, lor Wickfoid and Xi'W]..>il. alsc 
Kingsliiri .S|,ccial fnuii I'nividciice 7.4o \. 
M., arriving at Newport at !i..jO a. \i. 

1.09 P. M. On arrival of connecting train 
leaving New York at 8.00 a. m., Stamford, 
New Haven. New London, Stonington, 
Westerly and Kingston; also with trains 
leaving Prox id.'iice at 12.40 p. m. Arrive at 
Newport at ■.'..■io p. m. 

*(>.'J7 p. M, On arrival of Shore Line ex- 
press tr;iiii. liM\ ing New York at 1.00 p. m. 
Due III \r\\|i,,ii at 7.45 p. M. 

CdiiiHiiiii'; with Providence three times 
daily, VIZ.: from Newport at 7.00, 11. .50 A. m., 
5.00 P. M.; from Providence at 7.40 a. m., 
and 12.30 and 5.30 p. m. 

*Expres.s trains to and from New York 
will not stop at Belleville or Wickford. 



NEWPORT AND BLOCK ISLAND 
STEAMER. 

steamer George W. Daniei.son makes 
daily trips (Sundays excepted) to Block 
Island, leaving Newport at 12..'>n i>. m.. anci 
Block Island at.s.:!ii a. m.. cdnnccting with 
•steamers to and from I'ldvidcnce, and witli 
boats and Iniins to and from New York, 
weather peniiitting. 



Gents' ^ Furnishings. 

lifiiu ruber tln-ie is no place in Newport where Gooils iire sold 
at such astonishing Low Prices, as at 

J. C. ATWATER'S, 

286 THilMlS STIIET, CQE. GREEM. 



-A FULL LINK OF- 



M^TS Mmm QMWB 



^9j 



Of the Latest Style, at prices thut beats them all. 
It you are in want of 



UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, 

NECKWEAR, GLOVES, &c.. 

You should see our stock and get our prices, before 
purchasing elsewhere. 

BafehiEg I Suifes i and t Sfepaw i Geodg, 

In great variely. Don't be deceived by loud advertising, but 

take the trouble to call and see. for it will save 

you a great many dollars. 



MTWMTMWB 

Gents';. Furnishing .'.EnipoMin, 

286 THAMES STREET, COR. GREEN', 

NEWPORT, R. I. 



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toiMB Sables ©ontinubd. 



Continental Stbamei^s. 



E?1^0VIDENGB TO I^EWPOI^T. 



gl^OYIDBNGE TO I^OGI^Y 
gOINT. 



gl^OYIDBNGB TO ShOI^B 

E?LAGES. 



PROVIDENCE. ROCKY POINT, NEW- 
PORT, CONANICUT PARK, 
PRUDENCE PARK, 
AND SHORE 
PLACES. 

Commencing Monday, June 30. 



Unive Pr. 



idelic 



for XrwiMjit at '.I.I.", A. 
M., 2.111 and :. !■. M . \MTk^i|a\s. Itc-liii-n at 
7.1.1. 11, -t.". A. M.. ami 4.:;(i r. m. .Sundays ;it 
10 A. M., 1:M, 2.20, I via Ue;ucr Taili, iiud 7 
p. M. Ketuin at 7.30 A. Ji., 12 ,m., i.30 and 
5.30 p. M. 

^®=°Boats do not stop at Conanicut or 
Prudence on Sunday in order to make 
time. 

Leave Providence for Rocky Point, week- 
davs, at 9.1.5. 10..30 A. M., 12.20, 2.10, 4 and 5 
l>. M. Keturn at s.:i0, ILL") a. .m., 12.50, 2.30, 
5.15 anil 5.40 P. M. Sundays at 10, 11.10 a. 
>i., 12 M., 1.30, 2.20, 4 and 7 P. M. Return, 
8.30, 11.50 A. M., 1, 1.25, 5.15, 5.30 and 6.30 
P. M. 

Leave Providence for Field's Point, Silver 
Spring, River View and Bullock's Point, 
week-days at 7. ii. 10, 11 A. M., 12 M., 1, 2, 
3.30, 6.15 and 8.15 p. m. Return at 6, 9.50, 
10..50 a. ji., 1.50. 2..50, 4.25 and (;..-.o p. ^\. 
Sundays, (not stopping at Sih ci- Siniii'.'. i at 
9, 10, il a. m., 12 .M., 1.1.'.. 2.1,-.. :;.l.-i. -1. .-.. T 
and8..30 p. M. Return 9..-i(i. l(i..-,o. i i..-,o a. m., 
2.05, 3.15, 4, 5.40, 5..50. 7.30 and 7.45 p. M. 



HERBERT HALL, 

Salisbury Street, Worcester, Mass. 

CITY OFFICE, 34 PEARL STREEET. 



lO to IS A. >!., and 



to t P. M. 



A Quiet, Cheerful Home, 

For the Care and Treatment of Those 

Afflicted with Nervous' and Mental 

Disorders, Who are not Proper 

Subjects for Confinement in 

Public Asylums for 

the Insane. 

A COMFORTABLE HONIE for every patient to enjoy 

and til n'.iMM' kind. 

nu>nt; and wliric m 

obtained than in lartj 

THE HOUSE ha 

the rodiii.s arr c'hcci ii 
grounds, and ha\c ai 



11(1 judicious care and treat- 
nrc la\<.ralil(^ treatment can be 
d.-d a,-.ylum,s. 

ni.Hhni convenience for comfort; 
.•-iiiiny. being located on spacious 
lame of pure vi'ater. 
Beautiful Walks and Drives, amid sliadc trues and 
shrubbery, surround tlie house. 

While there are nali-xtures for seclusion and restraint, provision is 
made for the care and treatment of a few cases of acute mania. 
Selected cases of inebriety and opium habit are also received. Nervous 
Invalids who require rest and freedom from care, as well as those who 
have passed the border-line of insanity, will, it is believed, tind 
HERBEitT Hali. adapted to their needs. For terras, etc., address, 

MERRICK BEffllS, M. D., 



HERBERT HALL, 



WORCESTER, MASS. 



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Optfigei^s. 



Sghoonbi^s. 



XjAGUm dhUBS 
YOUSING AT 
4 



P^ENDEZ- 

Rewpoi^if 



NEW YORK YACHT CLUB. 

CoMMoDdiM': -.las. Oorrldii Bennett. 
Vl( i: ('.)Mmc)1..iim: Kdwanl E. Cliasc. 
l^KAi: ( oMM(.i,..i,'i': SainiM'l P.. Piatt. 
.Ski ;:i.i m:n (lux. A. Mint. .11. 
Tiaj.vsi KiJi: .Ja-,. ( 1. I'luudlit. 
JIeasuheu— Jolin M. Wilson, 
Fleet Sihgeon— Morris J. Aseh, .M. I). 

AL.MiM. li. I. Kinirslniid New York. 

A[.B.vl K.i^s. I,, w lltnnphrtvs 

yEol-r-, -;mi, I A Wood '. 

.\Mii.\>^ M 1:1 -^. \\ illi:im Astor 

Cl.lo, 1: 1.. 1 li.i.-i 

Cl.cK ili.iTi:, t: \V. (ialloupc Boston. 

ClVTIi:, A. li. Cook Cones. 

Ci.VTi K, A . IMiclps Sioki-s New York. 

C.il.liMiti \, II. :m. KhiKli-r 

CoMiT. ^^ II I L'liv " 

CKUsAii 1:, .1 1: IhlxWtll 

U.VII.MI 1 ^-, 1 ;iMu. II II. Colt 

ElLIK, l,;aMcll..' I'lkl- " 

EsTKl.i.i;. .lium-.~ U. Smith 

Fl.liKTWI.NC. It. .s Elliott " 

KouTtxA. II. S llovi-v Boston. 

Kkolu', chas. C. Hiiislit New Y'ork. 

(iu.lVMM:, I.iUlmni A Kisll 

Hai.oo.n', CliHs, ,1. I'liine Boston. 

llKit.MKs, Daniel Appleton Xew York. 

IN-IHICI'IM, l.loyil riloeiii.\ 

Lotus, William A. Cole 

SlAi>i-:i.i-a.\K,,l. S. Dickenson " 

METKOli, Trenc].- h. I'iirk 

JIi.scniKi', C. li. Gill, M. D 

JIoNTALK, Sam'l K riatt " 

XlKVANA,E.M. Brown " 

iVoKOMIS. W. A. W. Stewart 

Nor.sEMAN, Opden (ioelet " 

I'AI.MKU, K. MMVVPSallt 

l*KKliJ,l>s, V. llatliawav New Bedford. 

PHANTOM, 1:. \'. S. Tliaver Boston. 

I'Kl.NCK.ss, .lesse Jletcalf I'rovidenre. 

Kamhlkii, \V. II. Thomas New York. 

Ukna, K. II. Townsend 

KKSOLUfK, .\. S. Hateh 

KUTH, II. Hathaway 

SK.MiNoii;, (r«ifO, A. E.Donglass 

SiKK.N, K. K. Washburn " 

.Social, Il.iirv l.ippitt, C. W. Lippitt,..rro\idence. 
SVLI'li. C. ..iL-r K. rliase Now York. 

Tl'.lToN, I V 1,. Ilndge 

vaiu NA I II r. Hill 

VliSTA.tri.l I. Amis 

VlF, C A. Stevenson 

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LAMTEBMS, FLAQa 

MASTEN & WELLS, 

MANUFACTURERS, 

BOSTON, MASS, 



For Lawn Decorations, Garden Illu- 
minations, Private Parties, &c., we are 
prepared to furnish special material of 
our own manufacture. 

SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE. 



Wandeker, George W. Weld.. 



REW yOI^i; yAGHT (SLUB water WlTCi.,,a.HJl.''ll»n' New Vo.k. 



(SONTINUED. 



Sloops. 



S^FEAMBI^S. 



Wave Chest, E. N. Dickerson 
Whistler, 11. S.Elliott.. 



ATHI.c 

Biv 

Clllil.'- 



M.n 

cliibalil Uogers. 



LXll-.sl., .Vlv 



luylo 



CLAINE, n. G. Uu--: 



KsrEKiTO, R. B. Hartsliorne New York. 

Fanita, George J. Goukl " 

F A N N y 

Farniete, Clayton I'lntt 

GUACIE, Joseph r. Earle '* 

HiLDEGARD, Hermann Oelriclis 

Iola, Oswald Jackson " 

ISIS, {Cutter), A. CassCanfteld " 

Kelpie, J. N. Winslow " 

Mischief, Jos. K. Busk 

MONA, {Cutter), E. M. Paddelford Xewport. 

Mysterv, W.liarclay Parsons New York. 

ORiONjGeorgeW. Cooper " 

Oriva, {Cutter), C. Smith Lee •■ 

PiiCAHoNTAS,Jas. D.Smith, Hermann Oelriclis " 

Regina, Ralph N. Ellis 

ROVEU, William E. Iselin " 

Sagitta, Henry C. Ward " 

Thistle, William Zigler 

Valkvr, J. Egm't Schemerhorn " 

VINDE.X, {Cutter), Arthur A. Blake Boston. 

Vision, J. J. Alexandre New York. 

Vixen, F. C. Lawrence, Jr " 

W.\ii'", Ger. Korti-ight " 

Wenonaii, (Ctilter). J i\mi;s Stillman " 

Wenonah, John Bloodgood " 

Whileaway, George F. Randolph " 

Whitby, Joseph Park " 

Wizard, Caldwell H. Colt Hartford. 

AinA, William P.Douglas New York. 

Camilla, Franklin Brandretli Sing Sing. 

Corsair, J. Pierpont .Morgan New York. 

ELEfTKA. Elljridge '1'. Gerry " 

Esiii, .\. II. I'.^niirv " 

Einii Ni . A i:i>i . <■ I'eabody Russell " 

FAlsiix (., TciliM.Iy Russell 

FAivi III:, K. I'crignon Havre. 

FION.V, y.. Bout Cher Greenock. 

Lady ok the Lake, Sir Robert Peel, Geneva, Switz. 



EASTONS 



5fi HDBHHaaaaij^yiyaMg^KHa^HnfiTHHfHaaaaaa^^ 




Batliiiiff ^ Houses, 

Thomas Crosby, 

PROPRIETOR. 

The fioest and Safest Beach in Newport. 

Batliino- Suits To Let. 



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Continued. ^t^:::^l^;^'^?^'^:^y::::::::::::^^:t^. 

Na.ia, W. H. Caswell New Yoik. 

NA^fol•NA. .7as. Cordon Heliiictt " 

NEi;i.iii, (.. .ML.- A. Beck 

Kknn Am-i VM.C. G. Ouiitlier, 

Nmi i;m mi II , W ilMam Astor 

Oi LAN (j1;.m, \\. r. Clyde 

OKIKMA, J. A. Jiostwick " 

OssAisAw, Archibald Rodgers 

l>]!..Mi^i, \lli.,l DeCordova 

If Miiu, I'Miiv l.nrillard 

Sli.M \, M. >. Miiith Detroit, Jlich. 

Skvlauk, ,1. I.rster Wallack New Vork. 

.Strang EH, E. S. JafTray " 

Thekesa, J. M. Fiske 

TiLLiE, W. H. Starbuck 

Venture, Jacob Lorillard 

Viking, (ieorge S. Scott 

Viola, John 1^. Kennedy *' 

Vision, J. J. Alexander 

Doi.r.v, Jenkins Van Schaick •' 

lioi.i'iiiN, How.ard S. JattVay " 

Steam launghes. s/NnAirc^ToK":::::;:::::;:::;;::::::: " 

Speedwell, Archibald Rogers " 

Si'ORT, Jos. r. Earle " 

r^ARRAGANSBHiin UAGHip NABRAGANSETT YACHT CLUB. 

^^ , ^ CoMMODORK— Henry Lippitt. RKAn-CiniMODORE— Josepli P. Earlc. 

(g> L U B. SICKKTARV-Geo. Lewis Gower. TKKASlRltK-Cl.as. Warren Lippitt. 

Cr.YTiK, Anson P. Stokes. New York. 

Daintless, C. H.Colt 

(Jlkam, F. S. Gower Proviilence. 

C: /- 1 1 /-> rMMT-.no ■ iNTKKi'Iii, Lloyd Phcpnix New York. 

OGHOONERS. MONi-AUK.Sam'l. R. l»latt 

Pisi.vcESiS, Jesse SIctcall'. cliarli-s I). Owen.. Providence. 

SEA Witch, H. W. I'liillii.s M. I> Brooklyn. 

Silver Spray. Fred. s. liuwir Cowes. 

Social, HenryLippitt, Chas.\Vai ren Lippitt, Providence. 

Gracie, Chas. R. Flint, Joseph P. Earle New York. 

Ot r^^v^r- Lucille, W.M Green Providence. 

OLiOOPo. Waif, G. KortriKlit New York. 

Wizard, C. H.Colt 

Wenonah, (CK«e»-) James Stillnian " 

Edith, Wm. Woodward Jr <■ 

^TUV Rr.n VVy^ mystery, Gordon Reed Providence. 

O'iinrtlvlCil'^O. Sport, Chas. R. Flint, Joseph P. Earle New York. 

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HAZARD &HORTON, 



M.imit'actiirci-s and Uealcr.s in all kiiid.s of 

First-Glass Furniture/ 



Mantles made to order from our own and tlie ciesisii.s of 
others. Carving of Cabinet and Architectural work. 
Upholstering in all its branches. M.ittresses and 
Spring Beds made to order. Fnrniture re- 
covered. Making and hanging Curtains, 
Shades, etc. Antique Fiiruitnre put 
in order, Mirrors set. Kepairing 
of all kinds neatly done. 

40 CHURCH STREET, - NEWPORT, R. I. 



a. A. HAZ.\ 



\V. IIORTON 



JOHN B. DeBLOLS. 



-1)eali;i; i.v- 



CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, 

Meats, Fruits, Tobacco. Cigars, 
and Produce. • 

No. 2 BROADWAY, - NEWPORT, R. I. 



l/AGHir HIXTLII^BS POI^ 



Season op les^. 



Mnv 
Mav 
May 
Jlav 
May 
May 
Slay 
Jlay 
June 
.huie 
.liilie 
.luiie 



June 
June 
July 
July 
July 
July 
July 

July 
July 
July 
July 

July 
July 
Aug. 
Aug. 
Au^'. 



IS-Kclipsf Club, Opening Sail. 

VI— HdsImm Club, Keview. 

L'4— (Kw.'p.i Club, First Cruise. 

■js— (.iiiiiuv Club, First Match. 

:;i)— lviiicklrbi)i-ker Club, Annual Regatta. 

:iO— Newark club, .';|irniK Hi-f;atta. 

30— Soulli lln^lcui (lull. Culon Kegatta. 

.30— Atlaulii-I lul,.l>]„.innKS;iil. 

30-Ne\v llavin chili, I l|.eiihlg Sail. 

31— l!ost()u( lub, I'irsi Uegutta, otiX'ity Point. 

2-(}niikir ciiv Club. Annual liegatta. 

U— l-oitbuiil ( hib. Annual Match. 

ll-!~avanii:ih Club. Anuu.al Cruise. 

■ 10— .\t Ian lie < lub. Annual Regatta. 

• 11— lluilsnii Hhir Club, Annual Regatta. 

■ IV-Xew Vcirk club. Annual Regatta. 
' 14- Hull (bib, l"n>t Match. 

! 14— Sea\v:uiliaka ( ininthian Club, Annual 

(■..nntbian Mat h. 
! in— F.ust llivir cbib. Annual Regatta. 
, l(i— Newulk Club, I uiou Regatta. 

■ I'l-.New .hr>.v ciuli. Annual Regatta. 
■•,'1 — Mull ( Inb, ( banipion I'ennant. 

■ '..M-Niw llaKu Chill, Annual Kcgattu. 
•v.-<— l!o,-tnii Club, I.auk-s' Dav. 
1 .10- (iiiincy Club, Second Match. 

.'J— Chicago Club, Annual Cruise. 

4— Union Regatta, at Boston. 

4— lyarchinont Club, Annual Regatta. 

6— Hull Club, Annual Cruise. 

9 — Beverly Club, First Championship Re- 

gatta at ftlarblehead. 
12— Boston Club, Second Clnb Regatta. 



■ Hull Club 
19— Hull 
20— Bevi- 



, l.a.li. 
lull. Si-r 
at Nah: 



lul Match. 



lay. 



ud Championship Ri 



It ion at Oswego. 
30-Quiiiri 1 liih, I hint Match. 

2 — Lake "i . K. A— <>. iation at Kingston. 

:i— Hull I hih.SeLiiiiil (Iiampionship Kegatta. 

5— Lake V. U. Ai-.-ociation at Belleville. 

9— Boston Club, Grand Open Regatta. 

9— Hull Club, Third :Match. 
10— Beverly Club, I'liiril Championship Re- 
gatta at Suanipscott. 
in— Hull Club, (ipeii i;.-g tta. 



'lull, Tl 
lull, (I 



I Ma 



Aug. 

Aug. 23— Bost 

Aug. 3^!— lb- 

Aug. -■> i.iiiin.', Chih, FniMih Mat 

Aug. :;ii--l hill, I hiiil I haiii|ii 

Sept. :;"lliill i hih. t..iiiili i hain 
Sept. 0— ll.-v.rhlliili.S|..Tial Matt 
Sept.ll--tiuim-v Chill, I'lrtli .Miltcl: 
Sept. 13— Bo.stoli Chill, I.iiilius' Day 
Sept. 13— Hull Club, Fourth Match 



li'iisbip Regatta. 

liionsliip. 

liatMarblehead 



—PROVIDENCE— 

Bryant & Stratton 

Business College, 

283 WESTMINSTER STREET, 

(Hoppin Homestead Building,) 
PROVIDENCE, R. I. 



I'Jic most Thoroxbgli and Practical Business 
Trrtinin^ School in Mew England. 

Complete in every appointment necessary 
to promote the student's interests. 

LADIES (ilVEN EQIAL ADVMTAGES WITH CE^TLEflElT. 



Sc'iiil tor iinmiiil fivcular and catalogue. Address, 

T. B. STOWELL, Principal, 



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liEWPOI^T (9ASIN0. 

foSI^M GXPII^BS flUGLtST, 1885. 

©Ei^M Gxpii^ES August, 188®. 

©EI^M GXPII^ES flUGUST, 1886. 

SeI^M eXPII^ES ^UGUSiP, 1887. 

E?l^ESIDElMip, . . - - 

UlGE-gl^ESIDENT, 
Sl^EASUl^BI^, - - - - 

Segi^btai^y, 

I^ONOI^AI^Y (sOUNSEL, 
eXEGUTIYB ^OMMITTEB, - 



^OMMITTBBS. 



Management of Newport Casino, 

GOVERNORS. 

I Hexry S. Fearing, 
I Pierre Lorillaru, 

Ogden Goelet, 
[ Nathaniel Thaver. Jr.. 

I George R. Fearing. 
I Fairman Rogers, 
i John N. A. Griswold. 
[ Christopher C. Baldwin, 

f Mollis Hunnewell, 
! W. Watts Sherman, 
I James G. Bennett, 
I Frederic W. Stevens, 

I William R. Travers, 
I August Belmont, 
I Thomas F. Gushing, 
[ David King. 

.VuGusT Belmont. 

VViLLiA.M R. Travers. 

George R. Fearing. 

Edward B. Harrington. 

Samuel R. Honey. 

I C. C. Baldwin, 

I T. F. Gushing. 

I Uavid King. 

I F. W. Stevens. Chairman. 

I Henry S. Fearing. 

All committees abolished, and the 
duties of all merged into one called the 
Executive Committee. 




ACID PHOSPHATE 

(LIQUID.) 

A pi-eparalidii of the phosphates of lime, magnesia, 
potash, and iron with phosphoric acid in such form as to 
be readily assimilated by the sy.stem. 

Prepared accordiiis to the directions of Prof. E. N. 
IIousi'oKD, of Cambridge, Mass. 

FOR DYSPEPSIA. MENTAL, AND PHYSICAL FXHAllS- 

TIOIM, WEAKENED ENERGY, NERVOUSNESS, 

INDIGESTION, ETC. 

Uiiivcrsiilly rcconmieniieil ami presciibeil by |)liy>icians of all schools. 

Its action will harnioiiizo with sucli stlinulauts as are necessary to 
take. 

It is the best tonic known, furnishing sustenance to both brain and 
bo(iv. 

If makes a delicious ihiuk witli water and sugar only. 

Invigorating, Slrenothening, Healthful, Refreshing. 

PRICES REASONABLE. 
Pamphlet giving ftirtlier particulars mailed free. 



JIANUI-ACI UKED UY Till- 



RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS, 

PROVIDENCE, R. I. 
iW^BBWARB OF I3IITATlONS..£k 



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Rbwpoi^t Casino Stogi^- 

HOLDEI^S. 
P)OLDBI^ OP 32 SHAI^ES. 
r^OLDEI^ OP ^ SHAI^ES. 
I70LDEI^S OP 2 ShAI^ES. 



50LDEI^S OP 2 SHAI^ES. 



Newport Casino Stockholders. 



Bennett, J. G. 

Stevens, F. W. 

Andrews, Constant A. 
Astor, W. VV. 
Astor, Wni. 
Astor, J. J. 

Baldwin, C. C. 
Bell, Isaac, Jr. 
Belmont, August 
Bryce. ,1. S. 
Cushiiig, T. F. 
Corbin, Austin 

Douglass, W. P. 

Fearing. G. R. 
Fearing, H. S. 

Goelet, Ogden 
(Joelet, Robert 
Griswold, J. Jf. A. 

Havenieyer, T. A. 
Hunnewell, Hollis 

Keene, J. R. 

Lorillard, Pierre 
Low, A. A. 

Marquand, Henry G. 
Morton, I.. P. 
Morgan, E. I). 

Phelps, Royal 

Rogers, Fairnian 

Scliell, Aug. 
.Stillnian, James 
Stout, F. A. 
Stokes, Anson Plielps 

Thayer, N., Jr. 
Travers, W. R. 



A. STEWART, 

Hack, Livery and Boarding 

STABLE, 

Nos. 4, 11, 24 and 26 Pelham Street. 




Our Teams are all first-class. Horses and Carriages to let 
by the month. One first-class English Drag. All to let at 
reasonable terms. Good facilities for winterina horses at 
our farm. 

We have added a large Carriage Repository to our busine.^.i, 
and should be pleased to show our patrons and the public 
as fine a line of modern Turn-Outs as can be found in this 
.State, comprising Carriages, Dog-Carts, Village-Carts, etc. 

A. STEWART, Newport, R. I. 



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riEWPOI^Ii ©ASINO STOGI^- 
HOLiDEI^S ©ONiPINUBD. 

IlOLDEI^S OP 2 SHAI^ES. 
50LDEI^S OP I ShAI^B. 



F)OLDEI^S OP I SHAI^B. 



Vanderbilt, C. 
Vandeibilt. AV. H. 

Wetmoie. (i. P. 
AVilson, K. T. 
Wanen, (ieo. Hemy 

Agassi/,, A. 
Appleton, T. (!. 

Baker, KUcii M. 
Haki-r, Itii-liaid 
Baldwin, ('. II. 
Barln'i, T. H. 
Baigcr, .Sain'l F. 
Beatli, C. N. 
Bedlow, Heuiv . 
Beckwitli, N. 'U. 
Biyce, Carroll 
Brown, G. S. 

Codman, M. P. R. 
Colt, C. H. 
Cashing, R. M. 
Cutting, R. L., Jr. 
Cooper, Edward 

D'Hautville, F. S. G 

Ellis, .John W. 

French. F. (). 
French, S. B. 

Gammell. Wm. 
Garrett Robert 
Gray, H, \V. 

Honey, S. R. 
Howland, G. G. 
Hunt, R. M. 

Ingersoll. Ilarry 
Iniuan, J. H. 

Kennedy, R. L. 
Kernochan, J. Fred. 
King, David 
Knower. John 



OjARLES E. WHITE, 

Glazing, Paper Hanging, Kalsoraining, etc. 

No. 8 SPRING WHARF, 

Xetrjjorf, Ji. I. 

Estimates Cheerfully Given. Painters' Mate- 
rials Constantly on Hand. 



ESTABLISHED 184.-}. 



JULIUS SAYER, 

283 Thames St., Newport, R. I. 

Dealer in Choice Family 

GROCERIES, 

WINES, TEAS, 

And Foreign and Domestic Requisites for the Table, 
Suitable for Family Use, Clubs, etc. 

WE DEFY COMPETITION IN FINE GOODS. 



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Hewpoi^ii (©asino Stogi^- 

HOLDEl^S (SONTINUBD. 



F)OLDEI^S OP I SHAI^B. 



Latrobe, F. C. 
Lawrence, F. C. 
Ledyaid, L. Cass 
Loiillaid, Louis L. 

Manioe, W. D. F. 
Marin, W. C. 
Miller, G. M. 

Norniaii, O. IL 

Oelriclis, Herman 

Ph<pnix, S. W. (Est.) 
Pierson, ,J. F. 

Rives, Wni. 0. 
Kodiuan, .S. W. 

Sanfnrcl. A. Wriglit 
Sands, Malilcm 
Scliuvler, Philip 
Sheldon, Fred 
Sliernian, W. W. 
Stevens, H. L. 
Stuyvesaiit, Rutlierford 

Thayer, E. V. R. 
Tooker, G. M. 
Travers, .John .Ir. 
Tweedv, Edmund 
Tyler, Geo. F. 
Travers, William R., Jr 

Van Men, .]. H. 
\an Buren, T. C. 

Wales, G. W. 
AVeaver, .1. G. 
Weld, W. F., Jr. 
Weld. W. (J. 
Whii.iilc, .T(jlin 
Whitint;. Sarah 
Winthrop, E. L. 
Wolfe, C. L. 
Woodward, J. T. 



J. G. STEVENS, 

Successor to Xliomas Stevens, ' 



-DE.iLICK T.\- 



OATS AND FINE FEED, 

R©s'. 9 <Se^ ii ffiar^Ket Square, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 



AHA HILDEETH, 

[LOCK AND 



Bowen's Wharf, Newport, R. I. 

DKAT.KK IN 

Cucumber Wood and Porcelain Lined Pumps, 

OF THE BEST QUALITY AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 

Patent Sheaves in Brass, Iron and Wood. Hooks, Thim- 
bles, &c, General repairng done at short notice. 

CALL AND SEE. 



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OPPIGEI^S AT FOI^rP fiDAMS. 

(sOLONEL. 

CQAJOI^ and SUl^GEON. 

FlI^Sli LilBUTBNANIiS. 



Captains. 



FlI^ST lilBUTENANfPS. 



Officers of Artillery at Fort Adams. 



Second LcisUfFENANT. 



Clermont L. 1!est, Colonel pimiiiiaml- 
iiig Itegimeiit and Post. 

Dallas Baciie, Post Surgeon. 

.loiiN M. Banisteh, As.sistant Siii-geon. 

Alexander B. Dyer, Eegimeutal and 
Post Adjutant and Regimental Treas- 
urer. 

Frederick Fuger, Kegimental and Post 
Quartennaster, A. C. S., Post Treas- 
surer and Ordinance oftioer. 

John EfiAN,"Caiitain Liglit;Battery B. 

George B. Kodney, Captain Battery D. 

Edward Field, Captain Battery L. 

AuTiiri! JIoRRis, Captain Battery G. 

.Toxin W. Roder, Captain Battery E. 

William Enxis, on duty with Battery D. 

UiciiARD P. .Strong, on duty with Bat- 
tery B (light.) 

Leverett H.1 W.\lker, on duty with 
Battery B (light,) 

JIoNTGOMERY 51. Macomb. on duty with 
Battery E. 

Sidney' W. Taylor, on duty with Bat- 
tery L. 

George L. Anderson, on duty with 
Battery E. 

Clarance Deems, on duty with Bat- 
tery O. 

Edward A. Springett, on duty with 
Battery B. 

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HIRAM MDRRAY, 

HACK, LIVERY, 



Kuarilii 







Suuinier residents supplied with Horses and Carriages by the 

Day, Month or Season, with careful and 

experienced drivers. 

Horses constantly on hand, for Sale or Exchange 



46 STATE STREET, Cor. DE BLOIS COURT, 
COR. BELLEVUE AVE, NEWPORT, R.I. 



Oppigei^s op theSoi^pbdo 
Station. 

Captain. 

LciEUTENANT-CsOMMANDBI^. 
LciEUTENANT-CiOMMANDBI^. 
LilEUTENANTS. 

I^I^OPBSSOI^. 



I^AYMASTEF? 

SUI^GEON. 

GUNNEl^. 



CQates. 



@LEI^I(S. 



Officers of the Torpedo Station, Q ^ TR AEGER 



INSPKCTOR or ORDNANCE IN tlI.\K<,I.. 

Capt. Thos. O. Selfridge. 

ASSISTANT INSPECTOR OF ORDNANCE 
AND INSTRUCTOR IN ELECTRICITY, 

Lieut. -Com. T. F. Jewell. 

ASSISTA.NT INSPECTOR OF ORDNANCE 
AND INSTRUCTOR IN TORPEDOES. 

Lieut. -Com. J. S. Newell. 

ASST. INSPECTOR OK ORDNANCE AND 
ASST. INSTRUCTOR IN ELECTRICITY, 

Lieut. W. Mavnard. 

ASSISTANT INSPECTOR OF ORDNANCE 
AND INSTRUCTOR IN FUSES, 

Lieut. T. C. McLean. 

CHEMIST AND INSTRUCTOR IN EXPLO- 
SIVES. 
Prof. J. F. White. 

PASSED ASSIST.\NT PAYMASTER, 

.Stephen Rand. Jr. 
SuROEON — J. B. Parker. 

GUNNER, IN CH.\RGE OF STORE IIOI'SE 
AND MAGAZINES, 

J. R. Grainger. 

MATES, U. S. S. •' TRIANA." 

Robert Robin.son, William Bovd, 

W. N. Smith, L. M. Melcher. " 

CLERK TO INSPECTOR IN CHARGE, 

Thomas Breese. 



-SOLE AGENT 1<PI{- 



GEO. EHRET'S LAGER 



Bottling Establishment for Milwaukee, 

Rochester, and other brands of 

Imported Lager. 



60 BATH ROAD. NEWPORT. 

NEW YORK MARKET. 



GIDEON ANTHONY, 

DEALER IN 

Provisions, Beef, Pork, Lard, Hams, Mutton, 

20 BROADWAY, NEWPORT. R. 1. 



A full and complete line of Fine Turkeys, Geese, 

Ducks, Chickens, Game, etc., will be 

sold at extremely low prices- 

Clerk to Paymaster— Orlando Taber. All GoodS Delivered Free Of Charge. 



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U. S. ©i^AiNiNG Squadi^on. Oflicers of United States Flagship 

"new hampshire." 
Oppigei^s op U. S. Flag- 

^ COMMODORE, 

SHIP "UEW RAMPSHII^E," S. B. Luce, Commander in Chief. 

C.\PT.\IN. 

E. O. Matthews, commanding -Xew 
Haniprhiie." 

LIEUTENANTS : 

Fred. M. Symonds, Executive Officer. 

Samuel Seabury. Commodore's Aid. 

Martin E. Hall, Navigator., 

L. C. Logan, F. E. Greene. 

II. F. Reich, Fidelio S. Carter. 

ENSIGN.S, 

Benjamin Tappan, A. G. Rogers, 

G. F. Ormsby. 

P.WM.-vsTER — John Furey. 

AssT. P.WMASTER — Thos. |. Cowie. 

P,w Clerk— Thos. Gregory. 

Surgeon — John Wise. 

AssLSTANT Surgeon — Philip Leach. 

Gunner — Joseph Swift. 

Sailmaker — Nichola.s Lynch. 

Boatswain — Robt. Anderson. 

Carpenter — Gould Northup. 

Civil Engineer — R. E. Pearv. 

Chaplain — Robert Hudson. 



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P. G. COPELAND. 

IIa\ing increased facilities, I am better prepared than ever 
before, to do all kinds of 



"fiEW F^AMPSHII^E." 



BlacksiiiitMng agdjors^j^"! 

.Ship Smithing and Yacht Work. Wagon Work, Light and 

Heavy Machine Forging, Building \Vork, Rods, Bolts, 

Nnts, Trusses. Iron, etc. Rejiairing and General 

Jobbing promptly attended to, at 

COPELAND'S 

Spriuy Wharf, - Xetrport, R. I. 

CARL HERTGEN, 
CAT ERER. 

At the Whitehall, Berkeley, 
AND 144 SPRING STREET, NEWPORT, R. I. 



DiSfPANGBS TO JOINTS OP INTBI^BST. 

"jamesITcooperT jr7 



Distances ail Points of Interest in Newport 



House, Si^n^y Ornamental Painter 



GLAZING, GRAINING 

AX1> 



-All orders promptly executed.- 



5 MILL STREET, 



NEWPORT, R. L 



^c 



Q)*j,xi 



*_ r^ii 




Keeps tlic I/.itest Style 

HATS, 

The Best Quality and the Lowest Prices 

E. a W. COLLARS AND CUFFS. 

244 Thames St, Newport, R, I. 



street and 



FROM STATE HOUSE ' 

Stone Bridge, by East Road, 

Glen, 

t-entre Tliird Beach, 

Centre Sachuest Beach, 

Centre Easton's Beach, 

Purgatory, 

Paradise Kocks, 

Fort Adams, Parade via 
VVellinRton avenue. 

Around Neck, via 'llianies street and Wel- 
lington avenue by outer road, Ocean and 
Bellevue avenues back to Court House, 

Spouting Rock via Thames, 

H.iat House via Bellevue around Parade, 

Miantinomi Hill, 

Pirate's Cave, near Bateman's by outer road, 
past Mr. Bronson's residence, 

P.ristol P'erry, East road, 

Bristol Ferry, West road, 

FROM COMMERCIAL WHARF 

Nearest wharf. Fort Adams, 
Rose Island wharf. 
Goat Island whart, 



Mills. 
I1.6S 



10.69 
2.63 



0.90 
■ ■37 
0.43 



ALONG 
Karragans 



THE CLIFFS FROM BATH RO.' 

It avenue, 

"(Total length of Cliff Path), 



FROM OCEAN HOUSE 

Beginning of Cliff on Bath road. 
Boat House via Bellevue avenue. 



Conanicut in a straight line, 
1 he [.-.laud of Rhode Island in a straight line 
G...11 U'ai d from the Light House to the 

s.iMlhenipoiut, 
F.a-^lnn's Be.ich in a straight line, 
bachucsl Beach in a straight line. 



FROM WICKFORD 1 

Nurih end Prudence Island, 
boulh end Prudence Island, 



S.24 
6.36 



Quonset Point. 

North end Conanicut Island, 

Beaver Tail Light, 



North Point of Prudence Island, 
North Point of Conanicut Island, 
South Point of Popasquash Istar.d, 
Beaver Tail Light, 
Naylt Light, 

FROM BRISTOL FERRY LIGHT TO 

North Point of Prudence Island, 

South Point of Prudence Island, 

South Point of Popasquash Neck, 

Mount Hope Point, 

Rockv Point wharf, 

blade's Ferry (greatest length of Mount 

Hope '!ay). 
Fall River -Inrnpike, Warren (length of 

Bristol Neck}, 

FROM NORTH END GOULD ISLAND TO 

South end Prudence Island, 

FROM NORTH POINT CONANICUT ISLAND ' 

South Liid Prudence Island, 

DISTANCES BY RO.AD, ISLAND OF RHODE ISl 
FROM BRISTOL FEKRY WHaUF TO 

Court House, Newport, bv l-.ast road. 
Court Hcuse, Newpt.rc, by West load. 
Centre Kaston's Beach, shortest load, 
Centre Sachuest Beach, shortest road, 
Cenire 'lliird Beach, shortest road. 
Purgatory, 
Paradise'Rocks, 



563 
2.07 

I.Sq 



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nEWPOI^T SiPI^BET DlI^EGiFOI^Y. 

Newport Electric Co., 

172 THilMES STBllT, 

NEWPORT. R. I. 

Bell Ilansins mill Rrimirins; of nil kinds. Eleitilc, 

»Ieclianical ami Stable Bells. Aerial and Hiider- 

t;ruuiid Cables in stock and put in to order. 

ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING, 
BURGLAR ALARM, 

SPEAKING TUBES. 

MOUTH PIECES, &C., &C. 

THE ELECTRIC ANNUNCIATOR 

OF Ol'R OW>J MAKK, IS TIIK 

BEST IPNJ^ THE AVOPiLD. 

This comiiiiny lias talccii the .■ispiicv of the Western 
Eleetrie Co.. of Xew York ami Cliiea^o. and are preiiared to 

offer the best eli-.tri.- u' Is in the market at the lowest 

prices. AH kiiids ..f ele.lri.- aii|.iiaiiees will be kept in 
stock, thus ^'ivin.u tlie ]iul.lii- an o|.|i..rliinitv to purchase 
what they wisli in the elertrii- line of fjooils in this rily. 

CLEGG & WILKINSON, Proprietors. 

172 THAMES STREET. 

CONNECTEID BY TELEPHONE. 



STREET DIRECTORY. 



Allan's Court, from 36 Spring. 

Almy, from Bliss Road, near Broadway. 

Aniiandale Road, from 63 Bath Koad to 106 Narra- 

gaiiselt Avenue. 
Anil, from 370 Thames to 271 Spring. 
Anthony, from 7 Bowery to 66 Pope. 
Appleby, from 51 Farewell to 68 Green Lane. 
Arnold .Avenue, from 374 Broadway to 17 Summer. 
Atkinson's Court, from 16S Thames. 
Ayrault, from 113 Broadway to 52 Catherine. 
Hachelder's Court, from 479 Spring. 
Bailey's Court, from 343 'fhames. 
Baker's Court, from 777 Thames. 
Bancroft Avenue, from Bellevue Avenue to Cog- 

geshall Avenue. 
Barney, from 4S Spring to 6 Whitfield Court. 

-Avenue, from Coggeshall Avenue to 



Ball 



Carroll Av 



, from Wii 



Avenue to Oci 



Bath Road, from 162 Bellevue Avenue to the Beach. 
Battery, from 76 I'hird to the Harbor. 
Bav View Avenue, from 260 Broadway to 75 Warner. 
Beach, from 74 Bellevue Avenue to 135 Rhode 

Island Avenue. 
Be.lch View Avenue, from Broadway, at City line. 
Beacon, east from Hillside Avenue to City line. 
Bedlow Avenue, from 518 Broadway to Malbone 

Avenue. 
Bellevue Avenue, from 153 Touro, junct. Kay, 

crossing Ledge Road to the Ocean. 
Bellevue Court, from 307 Bellevue Avenue. 
Berkeley, from 10 Cranston Avenue to 11 Rhode 

Island Avenue. 
Berkeley Avenue, from 2S2 Bellevue Avenue to 51 

Anuandale Road 
Bliss Road, from 293 Broadway to Cilv line. 
Boss Court, from 35 Wellingtoii Avenue. 
Bowery, from 332 -Spring to 22) Bellevue Avenue. 
Bnwery i.'nnrt, from 3 Bowery. 
Bradford, from Farewell to De Wolf- 
Bianch, from 44 ^^arlborough, junction Broadway, 

to 3 West Liroadway- 
Brenton, from 704 Thames to 609 Spring- 
B.enlftn Avenue, from Castle Hill Avenue to Ocean 

Avenue. 
Brewer, from 3S2 Thames to 283 Spring- 
Bridge, from 41 Thames to 39 Washington. 

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Brinley, from 23 Kav to 20 Catherine 

Broadway, from 2 Farewell, junction Park llace, 

to .Miantontinii Avenue, 
liueiia Visla, from .40 Rhode Island Avenue to 

12, Channmg Avenue. 
Bull, from 35 Broadwav to 22 Kay. 
Burnside Avenue, from 48 West Broadwav to >i 

Warner. 
Butler, from 20 Gibbs to Rutgers. 
Byrnes Court, from 23 Lee Avenue. 
Caleb tarl, from 150 Broadway to 81 West Broad- 
way. 
Callender Avenue, from 5! West Broadway to 31 

Warner. 
Cannon, from 330 Thames to 243 Spring. 
Carey, from 662 Thames to 565 Spring. 
Carroll Avenue, from Old Fort Road. 
Castle Hill Avenue, from Harrison Avenue to 

Ocean Avenue. 
Catherine, from 30 Bellevue Avenue to 91 Chan- 
Central Court, from 16 Bull. 
Centre, from 16 Elizabeth to 25 Erinley. 
Channing, from 21 Hall Avenue to 12 Malbone 

Avenue. 
Channing Avenue, from across r2i Kay to 118 

Bath Road. 
Charles, from 20 Washingtoti Square to 3 North 

Baptist. 
Cherry, from the Railroad crossing at 62 Third to 

the Harbor. 
Chestnut, from 54 Third to the Harbor. 
Church, from 212 Thames to 25 Bellevue Avenue. 
Church Street Court, from .09 Church. 
Clarendon Court, see DeBlois Court. 
Clarke, from 49 Touro to 42 Mary. 
Clay, from 12 Parker Avenue to 66 Narraganselt 

Avenue. 
Cliff Avenue, from 91 Bath Road, near the Cliffs. 
Clinton .Avenue, from 236 Broadway to 67 Warner. 
Coddington, from 72 Thames to 20 Farew ell. 
Coddlngton Avenue, from Sunset Avenue to Mal- 
bone Avenue. 
Coggeshall Avenue, continuation of Spring from 

Brenton to Bellevue Avenue. 
Collins, from ro6 Broadway to 51 West Broadway. 
Collins Avenue, from Bliss Road to Midaletown 

line. 
Connexion, from 701 Thames 10 Wilbar. 
Come, from 93 Mill to S2 Prospect Hill. 
Cottage, from 15 Catherine to 18 Beach. 
Cottage Place, from 21 Beach. 
Cotton's Court, from 202 Thames. 
Cove, between Long Wharf, Thames, Bridge, and 

Washington. 



STI^BET Dll^EGTOI^Y (sONiPINUBD. 



JOHN C. STODDARD & CO., 



AT TIIK OI.I) STAXn. 



House, Sign and Decorative Painting, 

GLAZING, GRAINING, 

Also, tilling the Grain and Polisliing Hard Wood, particn- 
larlv attended to. 

NO. 19 LONG WHARF, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 

t^ Paints, Oils, Glass. Varnish, Bnislies. &c., 
i.'onstantlv on hand. 



WITCH-HAZEL-TAR 

SUPPOSITORIES, 

A SiiroMiid l;ili:it)lc Ilcmedy for 
They Imvc been prnnnmiciil I lie f.est liciiioily ever offered. 

Priee 50 Oeiits pei* Box 

For sale by drugfrists generally. Sent to any address upon receipt 
of price and five cents in stamps for i^ostage. Manufactured only by 
tlie 

Anglo-American Suppository Co., 

QJDce, 17-i IFIiamcs Street, FJewport, R. [. 

1^. O. Bo.x 495. 



CcveH, from 43 Farewell to 40 Edward. 

Cransiot), from 153 Broadway to 25 Cranston .^ve. 

Craiislmi .Avenue, from 173 Broadway u> 72 Kav. 

Cranston Court, from 161 Broadway. 

Cross, from 41 Thames 10 6 Poplar. 

Davis Court, from 33 Burnside Avenue to 3.. Cal- 
lender Avenue, 

Deatboni, from 502 Thames to 4.3 Fpring. 

DeBlois Avenue, from 95 Kay to 78 Catherine. 

DeBlois Court, from 144 Bellevue Avenue to 37 . 
.State. 

Dennison. from 410 Thames to 321 Spring. 

DeWolf, from Sheffield Avenue to Rutgers. 

Division, from 8. Touro to 70 Mill. 

Dixon, from 516 Spring to 351 Bellevue Avenue. 

Dixon Court, from 607 Thames. 

Dixon Court, from 17 Dixon. 

Dixon Lane, from 604 I'hames to 5or Spring. 

Downing, from 9S Bellevue Avenue to 17 Stale. 

Duke, fromS Washington Square to 3 Marlborough. 

East, from 85 Pope to Perry. 

East Bowery, from 256 Bellevue Avenue to 37 
Anandale Road. 

Easton's Beach, foot of Bath Road. 

tdgar Court, from 52 Bath Road. 

Edward, from 58 Broadway to 9 White. 

Elizabeth, from 14 Catherine. 

Elm, from 10 Cross to the Harbor. 

Equality Park, from 176 Broadway to 93 West 
Broadway. 

Evarts, from Farewell to Hall Avenue. 

Evarts Place, from i2 Gibbs. 

Everett, from r3r Broadway to 5S Kay. 

Everett Place, from 59 Kay. 

Extension, from 472 T'hames to 3S3 Spring. 

Fair, from 34S Thames to 257 Spring. 

I'arewell, from Washington square, junction Broad- 
way, to Rutgers. 

Feke. from 37 Edward to 36 Green Lane 

Fillmore, from Wellington Avenue to Harrison 
Avenue. 

Fillmore, from 20 Brinley. 

Filhnore Court, from 15 Fillmore. 

Fir, from 2 1 Catherine to 24 Beach. 

Fountain, from 360 Spring to 17 Anthony. 

Fourth, from Elm, above Third, to Walnut. 

Francis, from 60 Ayrault to 56 Channing Avenue. 

Frank, from 222 Thames to 147 tpring. 

Franklin, from 306 1 hames to 225 Spring. 

Freebodv, from 29 Bath Road to iS East Bowery. 

Friendship, from 2S1 Broadway to North Kay. 

George, from 121 Mill to 114 PeUiani. 

Gibbs, from 127 Farewell to 24 Malbone Avenue. 

Gibbs Avenue, from 103 Kay to n->4 Raih Road. 

Gidiey, Irom 360 Thames lo 263 Spring. 



Gladding Court, from 3 Sunshine Court. 

Golden Hill, east from 270 Spring to Thomas. 

(Jordon, from Bellevue Avenue to Coggeshall Ave. 

C;.)uld, from 202 ^/oadway to Tilley Avenue. 

Grafton, from 623 Thames to the Creek. 

Grant Court, from 24 Perry. 

Green, from 284 Thames to 205 Spring. 

Green Lane, from 2S West Broadway to 13 Warner. 

Greene .\venue, from Malbone Avenue to Hall 
Avenue. 

Greenough Place, from 65 Ayrault to 34 Beach. 

Guerney Court, from 3 Cherry. 

Hall Avenue, from 76 Warner to Sheffield Avenue. 

Halsey, from 36 Gibbs to Rutgers. 

Hammond, from 620 Thames to 523 Spring. 

Hammond's Alley, from 20 Bridge. 

Harrington, from 539 Thames. 

Harrison Avenue, from Old Fort Road to Ocean 
Avenue. 

Hayden Court, from 17 Bath Road. 

Hazard Avenue, from Bellevue Avenue to Cogges- 
hall Avenue. 

Heath Court, east and west from 3S and 39 Spruce. 

Hi^h, from 113 Touro to 92 Church. 

Hillside Avenue, north from Bediow Avenue to 
Sunset Avenue. 

Holland, from 518 Thames to 429 Spring. 

Homer, from 44 Gibbs to Rutgers. 

Houston Avenue, from 103 Wellington Avenue to 
94 Connection.. 

Howard, from 444 Thames to 349 Spring. 

Howard Avenue, from 253 Broadway to 90 Kay. 

Hozier, from 12 Park Place to 39 Spring. 

John, from 230 Spring to 125 Bellevue Avenue. 

Johnson Court, east and west from 57 and 5S 
Spruce. 

Tones Avenue, from 46 King to 187 Bellevue Ave. 

'fones's Court, from S Fillmore. 

kav, from 148 Touro, junction Bellevue Avenue 
to.. Channing Avenue. 

Kilburn Court, from 97 Broadway. 

King, from 63 William to 20 Bowery. 

King Avenue, from Wellington Avenue to Harri- 
son Avenue. 

Lawrence Avenue, from Webster to Marine Ave. 

Ledge Road, from Maher Court, crossing Bellevue 
Avenue, to the Ocean. 

Lee Avenue, from 560 Thames to 465 Spring. 

Lerov Avenue, from Bellevue Avenue, near Web- 
ster to Ochre Point Avenue. 

Leroy Place, from 3 c East Bowery to 2j Paikcr 
Avenue. 

Levin, east from 244 Spring to 137 Bellevue Ave. 

Lincoln, from iS Cranston Avenue to 19 Rhode 
Island Avenue. 



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Sti^ebiii Dii^EGipoi^Y Continued. 

BRIGGS & COMPANY, 



Receivers and De, 



Flour, Grain and Hay. 

COMMERCIAL WHARF, 

XeAvpoif. K. I. 

A. M. HOLM, 



-MMiiunicturii- ol- 



WAGONS, VILLAGE CARTS, k. 

Cappiage ^epaiping and Paintiing, 

BLACKSMITHING AND HORSE SHOEING. 



LONG WHARF, 



NEWPORT^. I. 



Linden I- lace, from 7 Lincoln 
Long Lane, see Karewell- 

Lon^ Wharf, from 125 Thames to Ihe Harbor line 
Madison Court, from S Walnut, to 3 Willow Court. 
MaherCourl, Iroin Coggeshall Avenue, near Wheat- 
land Avenue. 
Maltland Court, from Sg Third to the Railroad 
Malbone .Avenue, from 32S Bread ivay to Codding. 



Market Square, from 241 Thames. 

Marlborough, from 92 'I'hames to 44 Broadway. 

Marsh, from i Third to the JIarbo:-. 

Marsh Court, from 145 Thames. 

Martin, from 91 Prospect Hill to 42 John. 

Mary, from 176 Thames to i29Touro. 

McAllister's Court, from 495 Spring. 

Meeting, from 38 Washington Square to 19 Marl- 
borough. 

Melville Court, from 144 Thames. 

Merlon Road, see Retirement Road. 

Miantonomi Avenue, from Hillside Avenue to 60S 
Broadway, 

Miantonomi Place, north from Malbone Avenue. 

Middleton Avenue, from 45 Bath Road south to 
4t Parker Avenue. 

Mill, from 23S Thames to 67 Bellevue Avenue. 

Mt. Vernon, from 104 Touro to 29 Bull. 

Mt, Vernon Court, from 30 Bull. 

Narragansett Avenue, from 640 Thames to the 
Forty steps. 

Newport Avenue, from 27S Broadway to 83 Warner. 

North Baptist, from 50 Thames to 30 Farewell. 

North Gibbs Avenue, from Bliss Road to North 
Kav. 

North Kay, from Bliss Road to Kay. 

Oak, from 122 Broadway to 57 West Broad\vav. 

Ocean Avenue, from Coggeshall Avenue to Castle 
Hill Avenue. 

Cchre Point Avenue, from 121 Narragansett Ave- 
nue to Ruggles Avenue. 

Old Kort Road, continuation of Thames, southwest 
from Batetnan Avenue. 

Park, from 22S Broadway to 23 Gould. 

Park Piaci. from i Broadway to 48 Touro. 

Parker Avenue, from 3S2 Bellevue Avenue to 
Anuandale Road. 

Pelham, from 268 Thames 10 85 Bellevue Avenue. 

Perry, from 418 .'^prin? to 2.89 Bellevue Avenue. 

Pine, from 63 Third to the Harbor. 

Pleasant, from 306 Broadvay to 93 Warner. 

Pond Avenue, from 94 West Broadway to 55 



Warner. 



Pope, from 462 Thames to i East. 
Poplar, from 50 Farewell to the Harbor. 
Potter, from 673 Thames to the Creek. 
Prescolt Hall Koad, from 28 Gibbs to Rutgers. 
Price's Neck Avenue, from Harrison Avenue to 

Ocean Avenue. 
Prison, from 30 Washington S:iuare to 17 River 

Lane. 
Prospect Hill, from 300 Thames to 111 Bellevue 

Avenue. 
Red Cross .\venue, from 41 Beach to 72 Bath Road. 
Redwood, from 48 Bellevue Avenue to 5 Cottage, 
h edwood Avenue, from 85 Kay to 70 Catherine, 
Retirement Road, from S Middleton Avenue to 

Cliff Avenue. 
Rhode Island Avenue, froi 

Bath Road. 

River Lane, from 19 Charles to 33 Marlborough. 
Road to Water Works, from 14 Redwood Avenue, 

across Channing Avenue, to Water Works, 
Rug:;les Avenue, from Carroll Avenue to Law- 
rence Avenue, 
Rulgeis, from Farewell to DeWolf. 
Sanford, from 26 Thames to 38 Farewell. 
.School, from 97 Touro to 78 Church. 
School Court, from 394 Thames. 
Sea Vi;w Avenue, from 28 Cliff Avenue to the 

Ocean. 
Second, from 15 fttarsh to and across Battery. 
Sharon Court, from 597 I'hames. 
Sheffield Avenue, from Malbone Avenue, beyond 



15 Broadway 1 



Shepard Avenue, fn 



1 Belle' 



; Ave; 



, opp. Gor- 



Sherman, from 24 Spring to 17 Mt. Vernon. 

.Sherman Avenue, from 137 Thames to the Harbor. 

Sherman Court, from 393 Thames to the Harbor. 

Simmons, from 609 Thames to the Creek. 

South Haptist, from 484 Thames to 399 Spring. 

Scuihmavd, from Farewell to Hall Avenue. 

Spring, from 35 Broadwav, corner Bull, to Cogges- 
hall Avenue. 

Spruce, from 76 West Broadway to Vicksburg Place, 

Spruce Court, east and west from 18 and 19 Spruce. 

State, south from 11 Beach to 28 DeBlois Cotirt. 

Stockholm, from 657 Thames to the Creek. 

.Stone, from 17 Broadway to 17 Spring. 

■inmnier. from 356 Broadway to 27 Malbone Ave. 

Sunnvside Place, south from 29 Beach. 

Sunset Aveiuie. from City line, near Hillside 
Avenue, to the Bay. 

Sunshine Comt, from 75 Third 10 the Railroad. 

Tew'sCoint, f.om 17 Ue.ich. 

Thames, from to Farewell, junction Poplar, to 
Urenton and Old Fort Road. 



(03) 



SlU^BEiP DlI^BGiPOI^Y ^ONTlINUBD. 

GEO. M. HAZARD, 

Dli VLKU IS 

,, .^ _^ Game, 

POaM^l^Y, YE«E'f/^BIfE^S, §C. 

Central Market, 92 Broadway, Newport, R. 1. 

fCr'Cdods (Idivi'i-i^il fviH' ill any iKirt I'f tlii' i-it\-. 

H. 1/ff. PRAY, 

" Watches, 




^1^ 



JEWELRY, SPECiyiCLES, EYE-GLASSES, &G. 



96 



Spring St., Newport, R. I. 



96 



Special attention given to Kepairing Fine Watclie*, Clocks, •'•^^"clO'. 
•iilvei-wiire Etc Key Winders clianged to Stem Winders. Also, la- 
tent ReRulutors applied. Clocl;s taken in cliarpe and wound for the 
season, ou reasouaWe terms. Prices the lowest m the city. 
ITelepUoiie Coiiiieotloiis. 



Third, norlli fiom i .Marsh to Coasters' Harbor 

Island Bridge. 
Thomas, soulh from 65 John to Golden Hid. 
'I'iilev Avenue, from 52 Gould to 41 Gibbs. 

■rompkins l.oiirt, from 33 Catheruie 10 23 Fillmore. 

Touro, iiMiM ii4 Thames, opp. City Hall, to junc- 
liuu of Kay and IJellevue Aveiuie. 

T(Juro Courl, from 29 Touro. 

Touio Pail;, between Mill, rellham, Bellevue 
Avenue, .ind George. 

Underwood Court, from 5JO Th.imes. 

Vernon .Avenue, from 510 liioadway 10 City line. 

Vicksbur- F ace, from 147 Spruce lo 33 Gibbs. 

Vicunia Avenue, from Co=;geshall Avenue 10 Law- 
rence Aveiuie. 

Waljuit, from 70 Farewell to (he Harbor. 

Wanlou, from 13 Coddinglon to 7 Norlh I'.aptist." 

Ward Avenue, from 14 Clay, lo 77 Anuaiidale 
Koad. 

Warner, from 55 Farewell to 6 Maibone Avenue. 

WaAhlgton, Ironi 133 Long Wharf, northerly 
across Battery. 

Washington Square, from 120 Thames to 11 Pari- 

Weaver Avenue, from 22 Freebody, passing Cliil 

Avenue, to the water. 
Webster, from 6S0 Thames to the Water. 
Wellington Avenue, from 579 Thames, near gas 

works, to Fillmore. 
West, from 73 Pope to 16 Perry. 
West Broadway, from 38 Marlborough to 200 

IJroadwav. , 

West Marlborough, from 93 Thames to Railroad 

depot. 
West Narragansett Avenue, from 643 Thames to 

the Creek. „ . 

Whcatlaiid Avenue, from Coggeshall Avenue, near 

ice-houses, to Uellevue Avenue. 
White, from 49 Farewell to 60 Green Lane. 
Whitcluill, from 343 Broadway to Ijliss Road. 
Whiifield Court, from 124 Touro. 
Wliittier -Avenue, from 133 Thames to the water. 
Willi, 11, from 121 Wellington .Avenue 10 iiS Con- 



. fr. 



11 i<ih Spring to 147 liellevue Avenu 
1 the Railroad across Third to 1 



Willow Court, from 452 Thames 
Willow Court, from (m Farew;ell. 
W'iuans' Avenue, from Harrison 

Avenue. 
Yonnc, from 416 Tliames to 32; S 
Yznaga Avenue, from BcUcvv 

Wheatland Avenue. 



WHARVES. 

Aquidneck Mill Wharf, 447 Thames. 
Bowen's Wharf, 259 Thames. 
Brown & Howard's Wharf, from 41' Th 
Bull's Wharf, 197 Thames. 
Champlin's Wharf, 185 Thames. 
City Wharf, adjoining Long Whar.. 
Coddiugton Whaif, 513 Thames. 
Commercial Wharf, 303 Thames. 
Cottrell's Wharf, 4"3 Thames. 
Ferry Wharf, 241 T'haines. 
Hammett's Wharf, 345 Thames. 

Kinsley's Wharf, 271 Thames. 

Langloy's Wliaif, 3"5 Thames. 

Lee's Wharf, 431 'I hames. 

l.on" Wharf, 125 Thames. 

Lopez Whaif.!o3 Thames. 

Pecklnm's Wharf, 215 'Ihanies. 

I'errv Mid Wharf, 339 Thames. 

Sayer's Wharf, 'S3 Thames. 

Scon's Wharf, 293 Thames. 

Sherman's Wharf, 159 Thames. 

Sisson's Wharf, 479 Thames. 

Spring Wharf, t,b^ Ihanies. 

Sw.an's Wharf. 151 Thames. 

Rvvinbuvne's Wharves, 173 and 213 Th: 

Wail's Wharf, 193 Thames. 



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HlI^E DSPAl^TMENT. HlI^B flLAI^MS. 

ARNOLD L. BURDICK, 

HOUSE AND CARRIAGE 



AND DEALER I\ 



Carriages of all Descriptions. 

382 SPRING STREET, AND WEAVER AVENUE, 

REAR OF OCEAN HOUSE, 



We tlo all kiiuls of (.■nrringe work at our slio|) cm W.nvii- iivcnup. 
Also store Carriages by the week, month or year, ami warrant all work 
entrusted to us. 

Carriages and Wagons For Sale Cheap. 

All kinds of r'nrriages; nice new riiaeton 'J'oi> I!u<;su's; extra new- 
Box Side liar Jaggur, warranted in every respect ; very nice new Carry- 
alls; also, a great many other Carriages of most all descriptions; and 
several second hand Carriages that will do good service and are very 
cheap. 

Painting, Glazing, and all branches of tlie business entru.sted to my 
care, done as agreed and finished at the time promised. We can refer 
to jobs done in tlie past ten years. We don't propose to call personally 
upon people who we liear are going to paint, Init will he glad to furnish 
estimates when notilied that our services are wanted. 



pfe 



Box. 



Fire Alarm Stations. 



OFFICERS OF 

FIRE DEPARTMENT. 



Chairman, HENRY H. TILLEY. 

Chief Engineer. 

HENRY H. TILLEY. 

First Asst. Engineer, 

JOSEPH G. STEVENS. 

Second Asst. Engineer, 

JOHN E. LAKE. 

Third Asst. Engineer, 

GEORGE A. BROWN. 

Fourth Asst. Engineer, 

ANDREW J. KIRWIN. 

Secretary, JOSEPH G. STEVENS. 



3. City Hall. 

4. Downing Street and Bellevue Ave. 

5. Brown & Howard's Wharf and 

Thames Street. 
12. Third and Poplar Streets. 
14. Thames and Poplar Streets. 

1 5. Old Colony Round House, (private). 
16. Second and Cherry Streets. 

2 1. Lake's Corner, Broadway. 

23. Marlborough Street and Broadway. 

24. Brinley and Kay Streets. 

26. Broadway and Malbone Avenue. 

27. Catherine St. and Rhode Island Ave. 

28. Gould and Warner Streets. 

29. Kay Street and Everett Place. 

3 I. Police Station. 

34. Mary and Spring Streets. 

41. Franklin and Spring Streets. 

42. William and Thomas Streets. 

43. Bath Road and Gibbs Avenue. 

51. GasWorks, Lee Ave. and Thames St. 

52. Bellevue and Narragansett Avenues. 

53. East Bowery and Freebody Streets. 

54. Bellevue and Bancroft Avenues. 

56. Bellevue Avenue and Ledge Road. 

57. Coggeshall and Wheatland Avenues. 



(65) 



Uniifed Staiies Oppiges. 



expi^BSs Oppiges. 



©ELEGi^APH Oppiges. 



CUSTOM HOUSE AND POST OFFICE. 

202 Thames Street, corner Franklin. 

John H. Coz2ens, Collector. 

Thomas Coggeshall, Postmaster. 

ENGINEERS OFFICE. U. S. A. 

Lieut. Col. George H. Elliott, 

192 Thames street. 



ESTABLISHED, 1815. 



ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. 

270 Thames street, cor. Pelham street. 

NEWPORT TANSFER COMPANY. 

170 Bellevue avenue and 175 Thames 
street. 

NEW YORK AND BOSTON DES- 
PATCH EXPRESS COMPANY. 

175 Thames street, J. I. Greene, Agt. 

EARLE & PREW, 

175 Thames street. 



BANKERS AND MERCHANTS 

TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 

Office, Daily News Block, 21 1 Thames 

St.; Branch Office, Aquidneck 

Hotel, Pelham St. 

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH 
COMPANY. 

320 Thames, near Franklin; 

Branch Offices at Ocean and Perry 

Houses, Steamboat Wharf, and 

R. R. Depot. 

(60) 



ALBERT HAMMETT, 

LUMBER, HARDWARE, 

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE, BRICK, LIME, CEMENT, ETC., 
On hand or furnished to orderat reasonable rates. 



LUMBER YARD, 321 THSMES STREET, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 



^Vnl. FLUDDKlt. 



W. II. Fluddeh. 



A. J. Fludder. 



WM. FLUDDER & CO., 

^!- MASONS' WORK* 

In nil its ISraneliL-s. Also Dealers in First Quality 

VITRIFIED SALT-GLfiZED DRAIN hnd SEWER PIPE, 

FROM 2 TO 24 INCH IN DIAMETER. 

Also, Grease Traps, from 12 to 20 inch Diameter. Chimney Tops, 

Extra Heavy Iron Soil ripe and Fittinj^s, Iron Cistern 

(.■overs and Frames, Stable and Yard Traps, etc. 

Catherine St., cor. Bellevue Ave., Newport, R. I. •"• r,\l°^' 

EDWARD DUBE, 

MERCHANT TAILOR, 

327 THAMES ST., NEWPORT, R. I. 

Gentlemen will find Broadcloths, Suitings, Fancy Cassimeros, and 
Overcoatings, adapted to each season, and can have them made to order 
in the latest stvle, or to suit their fancy. American antl Foreign Fash- 
ion Plates monthlv. 



LADIES' SACQUE MAKING A SPECIALTY. 



Telephone Oppigbi^s and Sub- 
sgi^ibei^s. 

Gas Light Co.'s Building, Third Floor, 179 Thames St., 

Put in ami repair ail l<in.i> (.i' 

Electric Bells, Burglar Alarms, 

ANNUNCIATORS, ELECTRIC GAS BURNERS, ETC. 



Our Improved Automatic Annunciator, with self-adjusting signals, is 

being generally adopted in place of those requiring to be reset 

aftur each call. Houses protected, while unoccupied, by 

our Electric rolice .System, at moderate rates. 

All orders by Telrpbnne. or left at the office promptly attended to. 




MASON CONTRACTOR 



32 FRANKLIN STREET, 

Newport, R. I. 
PLASTERER AND STUCCO WORKER. 



Subscribers to the Newport and Suburban Telephone Exchange. 

A Binney William, residence. 

Bordman Mrs. C., residence. 
Bowen, heirs of George, coal yard. 
Bowler James I., livery stable. 
Brackett Dr. C. A., dentist. 
Brierley John H., meat market. 
Briggs & Co., gr.iin dealers. 
Brinley Dr. E. H., residence. 
Brown James A., produce and fruit. 
Brown James H., residence. 
Brown & Howard, coal dealers. 
Bryer Peleg, groceries and liquors. 
Bull Henry, residence, Middletown. 
Bull Henry, Jr., residence. 
Bull Henry, Jr., stables. 
Bull Melville, Middletown. 

" " office. 

Burdick Arnold L., residence. 

" " " office. 

" " " carriage shop. 

Burdick J. Truman, groceries and meats. 
Burton B. J., stables. 

" " express office. 



Adams Express Company. 
Adams Thatcher M., residence. 
Agassiz Prof. Alex., residence. 
Albro Samuel, fish market. 
Andrews Constant A., residence. 
Andrews Frank W., Middletown. 
Aquidneck Hotel. 
Aquidiieck National Bank. 
Attleton L. F. . Aquidneck House. 
Auchincloss Mrs. John, residence. 
Austin I. J., residence. 
Ayer J. C, residence. 
Ayls worth Thos., residence. 

B 

Babcock Mrs., residence. 
Baker A. Prescott, residence. 
Bank Merchants. 

" Aquidneck National. 

" Newport National. 
Barber Charles P., grocer. 
Barger S. F., residence. 
Barker Alvin A., groceries. 
Barker Brothers, gas titters 
Barker Robert S.. groceries and liquors. 
Barlow F. N., residence. 
Barlow & Co., F. N., grocers. 
Barney James H., residence. 
Bateman Benjamin, meat market. 
Batemau Seth, residence. 
Bedlow Henry, residence. 
Bedlow Mrs. Josephine, residence. 
Bell Dr. C. M., residence. 
Belmont August, residence. 
Bend Mr., Sargents. 
Bennett James Gordon, residence. 
Berkeley The. 

(67) 



Caldwell Towson, Portsmouth. 
Caldvcell & Bacon, fruits and nuts. 
Carlisle Horace, express. 
Carr George H., livery stable. 
Carry Brothers, fruit and nuts. 

" " fish market. 

Carry John J., residence. 
Carry Mrs. Wni., residence. 
Casino, Bellevue avenue. 
Casttoff Henry M., livery stable. 
Caswell, Massey & Co., druggists. 

" " " Casino Block. 

Caswell, Hazard & Co., druggists. 



Sblephonb Subsgi^ibei^s. 

DSE KING'S OFFICE PEN. 

Superior to all others. 
PRICE, $1.00 PER GROSS, 

Mailed Free of Postage 
ONE DOZEN PENS 

SKXT AS SA.Ml'LIC 
ON UECEIPT OK 

10 CENTS 

— SENU— 

Si-Ceut 

STAMPS. 



MON- 

«i:Ai/ni 




Massachusetts, 
Senate 

Chambeu. 

Boston, Jan. 29, ISS.'i. 

MesMS. G. F. Kjnq & 

Mekrili,:— 

' ' ntlemen ■ I have been 

lug join Office Pen for 

til p.ist two jears, ami have 

no lu'Mtation in baying that it 

s tlic best Pen for record and 

iiii.il wmk that I liave ever 

M ( n inilj joins, 

b N GIFFOl?!), 
Cleilv ot JIassaduisetts .Senate. 



CEORCE F. KING & MERRILL, 

89 Hawley St., Boston, Mats. 

isk your StiUionei- for the Office l"eii and take no other. 



Centennial Tea Store, groceries. 

Chase G. K. and J. R., Middletown. 

Chickerinn; C. F., residence. 

City Clerk's Office. 

Claike Brainbrige S., residence. 

< \riin & Wilkinson, bell hangers. 

1 Irik'.s Office, Supreme Court, State 
House. 

Cleveland J)r. C, residence. 

Cliff Cottage Hotel. 

Coats James, residence. 

Coleman Samuel, residence. 

Coleford S. J., residence. 

Conroy & Sullivan, plumbers. 

Cooper ilary, residence. 

Cornell .!i .Sou, groceries. 

Cottrell Michael, residence. 

Cottrell M. house furnishing and under- 
taker. 

Cozzens Henry W., residence. 

Cozzens John H. residence. 

Cozzens John H. & Son. clothiers. 

Cozzens Wm. C, residence. 

Cozzens, William C. & Co., carpets. 

Cozzens & Bull, Telephone excliange. 

Cozzens William J., residence. 

Covell William K., Jr.. house furnishing. 

Craven Lt. Com., residence. 

Criininin & Butler, plumbers. 

Crocker E. A., real estate. 

" " residence at Tlie Berkeley. 

Crosby John H , jr., groceries and meats. 

Curley LXr. John P , office. 

Cushing T. F., residence. 

Cushman Edwin C, residence. 

Custom House. 

D 

Dally News Office. 
Davis L. D., residence. 
Davis Theo, M., Bateman's Point. 
Davis & Pitman, printers. 
DeBlois John B., groceries. 
(08) 



Derby Lieut. Blcliard C. residence. 
Dickey Judge Hugh T., residence. 
Downing, B. F., Jr., druggist. 
Downing George, confectioner & caterer. 
Dunn Thomas, residence. 

E 

Earle & Prew's Express Company. 
Eddy James A., groceries and meat mar- 
ket. 
Edgar Commodore W., residence. 
Eldridge Mrs., residence. 
Ellis John W., residence. 
Eyre Wilson, residence, 

F 
Fadden & Co., F. W., florists. 
Faerber Peter, bottler. 
Fearing George R. Col., residence. 
Fearing Win. H., wines and liquors. 
Fellows C, residence. 
Ferguson Clemenp, residence. 
Ferguson Geo. A., residence. 
Field George B , residence. 
Finch James B., lumber, lirick, lime. 
Fletcher Joseph, residence. 
Fhulder .Tames, architect. 
Fludder Wm. H., residence. 
Fludder Wm. & Co., masons. 
Forsyth Russell, residence. 
Forsyth & Derby, real estate agents, office. 
Francis Dr. Samuel W.. residence. 
Frasch Chas. F., confectionery. 
Fieeborne Thomas W., residence. 
French Francis O., residence. 
French S. B., residence. 
French S. B., stable. 

G 

Gas Light Co , office. 
Gammell R. H. L, residence. 
Gibbs Theo. K., residence. 
Gilpin John, residence. 



Selephonb Subsgi^ibei^s. 



ESTABLISHED 1835. 



vFrench and Domestic Bakery.-:- 

SIMEON DAVIS, 



i»i{«>i*uij:"r<)ij. 

-WIIOI.KSAI.E A(iENT FOK- 



Rice (5^ IiaY^^QPcl GpaGl\epg. 

279 THAMES STREET. 

NEWPORT, R. I. 

GEO.W.SAYER,JR., 



-liEAI.Ei: IX- 



Poultry, Game, Vegetables and Fruits In their Season. 

OrtU-rs pr.unptly atteiidfd to. All goods delivircd to :uiy piirt of tlie 
city free of charge. A specialty mnde of family orders. 



299 THAMES ST., NEWPORT, R. 



Gilbert Madam, residence. 

Gilliatt Mrs. J. H., residence. 

Gladdins Tlionias, meat market. 

Goddard Dr. P., office. 

Gratrix George, liarnesses, etc. 

Graves Point Fisliiug Clul). 

Greasou Clarence, plnmber. 

Greene John H., residence. 

Greene Wni. O. & Son, meat market. 

Griffith Edward, fish and oyster market. 

Griswold John N. .\., residence. 

H 

Haire & Murphy, plumbers. 

Hall Peleg, residence. 

Hammond E. S., captain police, residence. 

Hardwick George, florist. 

Harrington E. B., residence. 

Harris F G., residence. 

Hartshorn Mrs. I., residence. 

Hass Henry J , florist. 

Havemeyer Theo. A., residence. 

Hayward E. & A. H., livery stable. 

Hazard James S , bottler. 

" " " branch oftice at G. Stan- 

hope's. 

Hazard George M., meat market. 

Hazard G. M.. residence. 

Hazard J. L. & G. A., furniture. 

Heath H. A. & Co.. jewelers. 

Hillside Farm, Middletown. 

llodusoii J. M., florist. 

Hoffman Jliss S. O., residence, 

Hollins H. B. & Co., office. 

Honey Samuel R., office. 
" " " residence. 

Hospital Newport. 

Howard J. Neilson & Co., real estate 
agents, office. 

Howard Mrs. E. S., residence. 

Howard J. N., residence. 

Howland Meredith, residence. 

Hudson H. J., confectioner. 
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Hunter Miss S. M., residence. 
Hunter Mrs. Thos. R., residence. 
Hunnewell Hollis, residence. 



IngersoU Harry, residence, 
luman J. H., residence. 

J 
.Tay Augustus, residence. 
Jesnp M. K., residence. 
Jones Mrs. George F., residence. 
Jordan J. H., residence. 

" " agent 0. C. Steamboat Co., 
office. 
Judson Capt. J. A., residence. 

" " " civil engineer, office. 

K 

Kane Walter L., residence. 

Kaull H. A., at W. C. Cozzens & Co. 

Kaull & Anthony, grocers and meat market 

Keene James R., residence. 

Kennedy L., residence. 

Kennedy Miss R. L. residence. 

Kernochan James P., residence. 

King Jlrs. Edward, residence 

Kinsley Express Co., office. 



LeFarge John, residence. 

Lamont Farm, Portsmouth, G. V. Wilbur. 

Landers Albert C, fancy goods. 

" " " residence. 

Langley John S., undertaker, residence. 
Eangley Wm. C., tailor. 
Lagan Lieut. L. C, residence. 
Lawton George P., livery stable. 
Lawton Mrs. Asa T., residence. 
Lawton T. A., residence. 
Leary Arthur, residence. 
Ledyard Mrs. M. C, residence. 
Lee Thos. J. 2nd., fish market. 
Leonard George P., residence. 



©BLEPHONE SUBSGI^IBEI^S. 

168 WESTMINSTER STREET, 
Providence, R. I. 

Picinos cind 
[ans 




FOR SALE OR TO RENT. 

TUNINO ANI3 REPAIRING^. 

GEO. N. LINEHAM, 



K 



Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. 



Sick or lame horses boarded, or attended at owners' stables. 
Horses Clipped or Trained. 

Nos. 27, 29, & 31 West Broadway, Newiiort, R. I. 




LeRoy Daniel, residence. 

LeRoy Stuyvesant, residence. 

Lewis Walter H., residence. 

Lewis & Tilley, fruit store. 

Lieber Mrs. F., residence. 

Lineham George N., veterinary surgeon. 

Littletield George A., residence. 

Little Lieut. W. McCarty, residence. 

Low A. A., residence, 

Low J. O., residence. 

Lyman Miss Florence, residence. 

M 
Manchester Charles A., residence. 
Manchester O. C, North Portsmouth P. 0. 
Mandeville Lord, residence. 
Mason Georae C. & Son, office. 
Mason John B., flour, feed, and grain. 
Mason John J., residence. 
Mc.idam & Openshaw, plumbers. 
McKim Dr. W. R., office. 
McLeish James, florist, residence. 
Merchants Bank. 
Mercury Oflice. job printing. 
Metcalf Mrs. Emmons, residence. 
Miller George M., residence. 
Montgomery T. J. , residence. 
Morris Mrs. Com., residence. 
Muenchinger & Son, confectionery and 

ice cream. 
Murray C. S. flour, feed and grain. 
Murray Hiram, livery stable. 

N 
Nason Mrs. H. B., residence. 
N. E. Weston Electric Light Co., H. W. 

. Cozzens, Superintendent. 
Newport and Wickford Steamboat Go's 

Office. 
Newport Furniture Co. 
Newport Hospital. 
Newport Ice Co., office. 
Newport Laundry. 

(70) 



Newport Mercury, office. 
Newport National Bank. 
Newport Omnibus Co. 

" " " stable. 

Newport Reading Room. 
Newport Transfer Co., office. 
News Dr. Annie, office. 
Newton Dudley, architect, office. 
Northern Trans. Continental Survey office. 

" " residence. 

N. Y. & B. Express Co., office. 

" branch oflice at J. D. Richardson's 
N. Y. & B. Express stable. 



Ocean House. 

Ocean House stable. 

Oelrich, Seymour Cottage. 

Ogden Farm, Middletown. 

Old Colony Steamboat Co , office. 

" Boston Freight depot. 

" New York Freight depot. 

" Repair shop. 

" Passenger depot. 

Castle Hill. 
Olympian Skating Rink. 
Oman R. L., plumber. 
Oxx Samuel 11., residence. 



Padelford E. W., residence. 

Palmer W. J., Gen. 

Pearce B. W., residence. 

Peckham John H., groceres and grain. 

Peckham and Manchester, groceries. 

Perkins G. W., grocer and market. 

Perkins Capt. G. H., residence. 

Perry Brothers, coal dealers. 

Perry House. 

Pierce George, residence. 

Piersou Mrs. Frederick, residence. 

Pinniger & Manchester, coal yard. 



©BLEPHONE SUBSGI^IBEI^S. 




JOHN WATERS, 

.*it'T$>rAi?i>ri^ 

Engineer, Wrecker and Diver. 

Speciiil attention given to the Examination of 

Steamships, Kxaniinalions on Ships and 

Repairs made witliout Docking. 



lateml. 


I am prepared 






n- Jlinl ' 


A'ith despftich 






'ine 





AD[iltliS8 TO 

BOX 47. NEWPORT, R. I. 



Uil "Wliarf. 



PARK PLACE STABLES. 

HENRY M. CASTTOFF, 

(LATE KUWARD A. HAZARD), 



4-Liverj and Boarding Stables. 



v 



Particular attention paid to Transient Horses. 

82 TOURO, COR. SPRING STREET, 

Near State House, - Newport, E. I. 



Pitman T. T., residence. 

Police Station. 

Police Telephone Box, corner Washing- 
ton and Bridge streets. 

Police Telephone Bo.x, corner Broadway 
and Caleb Earl streets. 

Police Telephone Box. corner Bellevue av- 
enue and Catlierine street. 

Police Telephone Box, corner Bellevue 
and Bancroft avenues. 

Police Telephone Box, Bath Road near 
Freebody street. 

Porter F. B., residence. 

Porter Frank B. & Co., real estate agents, 
office. 

Post Edwin A., residence. 

Post William, residence. 

Potter Capt. Oliver, agent G. B. Reynolds 
& Co., office. 

Potter Edward, residence. 

Potter Thomas J., residence. 

Powel Samuel, residence. 

Pray Harley W., jeweller. 

Pumpelly Prof. Raphael, residence. 

Public School Department. 

Clarke Street School. 

Coddington Scliool. 

Cranston .-Vvenue School. 

Edward Street School. 

Parish School. 

Potter School. 

Superintendent's Office, Geo. A. Littlefield 

Thames Street School. 

Willow Street School. 

R 
Rankin Dr. F. H., office. 
Reynolds G. B. residence. 
Reynolds G. B. & Co., coal dealers, office. 
Reynolds & Dixon, flsh dealers. 
Rhinelander F. W., residence. 
Rice Henry A., residence. 



Richardson J. D., agency of Newport 

laundry. 
Richardson J. D., residence. 
Rives Dr. Wdliani C., residence. 
Robbins G. E., residence. 
Robbius Henry, residence. 
Robinson Dr. Beverly, at Carry's cottage. 
Rogers Archibald, residence. 
Rogers Fairraan, residence. 

" " stable. 

Russell Charles H., residence. 

S 

Sanborn John P., Newport Mercury. 
" " residence. 

Sands Mrs. A. L.. residence. 

Sanford Milton H , residence. 

Sargent Mrs. L. S., residence. 

Sayer Julius, groceries -and liquors. 

Schwarz W. G., residence. 

Seabury T. M.. boots and shoes. 

Sears Dr. S. H , office. 

Seymour Mrs. C. M., residence. 

Shea Thomas E., plumber. 

Sherman A. S., residence. 

Sherman Charles & Co., grocers. 

Sherman W. W., residence. 

Shore Cottages. 

Sisson's Ice Cream, H. J. Hudson. 

Slocnm & Bluck, meat market. 

Smith Alfred, residence. 

Smith E. C, fish market. 

Smith Gideon, residence. 

Smith G. & Co., Chicago dressed beef, 
office. 

Smith John L., livery stable. 

Smith Alfred & Sons, real estate agents, 
office. 

Society for prevention of cruelty to ani- 
mals, office. 

Spooner Charles E., flour, grain, feed, etc. 

Spooner E. G., Aquidneck mal-ket. 

Squire Dr. A. F., residence. 



©ELEPHONB SUBSGl^IBEI^S. 

►^HENRY BIESEL,-!:- 

SADDLE, HARNESS k TRUNK MAKER. 




%aior Sliin {loods, Lsaihsr ad Welbin^ Sslts, 

DRIVING AND RIDING WHIPS, RIDING CANES, 

r.eatl>er ami Metnl l>o;; Collars, I^eads, Cliaiiis, Lock 
and Bells, Pug: Collars and Dog tVllips, 

Sponges, CliiUMoi.s, Carriage Dusters and Whisks, Hanie^ 
and Axle Oils, Soaps, Polishes, and Powders. 



Special attention is called to the repairing, relining and stulHnf! of 
ladies' and gents' riding saddles. A clean job and a good tit guajaii 
teed. 

BITS, SPURS, CLIPPING SHEARS, ETC. 

People's Library Building, Newport, R. L 



Stanhope George, grocer. 

Stanton & Squire, physicians, office. 

State House. 

Stedman Marshall L. T., residence. 

Stedinan William A., residence. 

Steele Dr. T., office. 

Stevens J. G., residence. 

Stoddard J. C. & Co., house painters. 

Stevens Mrs. J. A., residence. 

Stevens Mrs. Paran, residence. 

Stewart A. & Co., livery stable. 

Stewart Lispenard, residence. 

Sticknor Mrs. 6., residence. 

Stillman James, residence. 

Stoddard William A., meat market. 

Storer Dr. H. K., residence. 

Swinburne, Peckham & Co., lumber and 

hardware, 
Swinburne William J., coal oflice. 

T 
Taylor George H., residence. 
Tenuant D. B., resilience. 
Terry Dr R., residence. 
Thayer Nathaniel J., re.sidence. 
Tlioru William K., residence. 
Tiflany George, residence. 
Tilley A. A., meat market. 
Tilton Samuel, residence. 
Titus A. C, residence. 

" " house furnishing. 
Tookcr G. M., residence. 
Tooker Miss Mary, residence. 
, Torrance Daniel, residence. 
Tweedy Edmund, residence. 
Tyler George F., residence. 

U 

U. S. Census office. 
U. S. Custom House. 
U. S. Torpedo Station. 

V 
VanAlen Gen. J. H. 



Vanderbilt Cornelius, residence. 
Vanderbilt F. W., residence. 
Vanderbilt Wra. K., residence. 
Van Emburgh & Atterbury, office. 

W 

Waring George E., Jr., residence. 
" " " office. 

Ward A. J,, stationery and musical 
instruments. 

Ward Remington, job printing. 

Ward Wm. G. Jr., residence. 

Washington Mrs. S., successor to Geo. 
T. Downing, ice cream and confec- 
tionery. 

A\'ater Works office. 

Watson C, I'esidence. 

Weaver Charles B., residence. 

Weaver Geo. A., agricultural implements. 

Wier I)r_. residence. 

Wetmuir (;,'(>ii;r 1'., residence. 

Western I jiiou Telegraph Office. 

AVheeler R. H., meat market. 

Whipple John, residence. 

WMiipple & Derby, realestate agents. 

Whitehouse W. F., residence. 

Whiting Mrs. Sarah, residence. 

Wickforil Depot, office. 

Wilbur Geo. v., Lamont Farm, Portsmouth 

Wilbur Boarding House. 

Wilbur George V., real estate agent, office 

Williamson W. F., fruit store. 

Willis J. A., express, office. 

AVilling E. S., residence. 

Wilson Ira E., grocer. 

Wilson Mrs. W. B., residence. 

WiuthropE. L., residence. 

Woolsey Miss A. H., residence. 

Wright H. Allen, residence. 



Young Brothers, grocers. 



©I11Y Business Dii^bgipoi^y. 

L, D Davis, Prcs. Gardiner B. Reynolds, Treas. Gideon Smith, Supt. 

liilv Por?d Ice G©., 

"lIClE^ 



-^iF^eWMRl -* BUSrPESS * DIREC^FGRT.-s*- 



Best and 
I* I west 



In This 
jrarhft. 



OFFICE AND DEPOT: 

Kinsley's Wharf, - opposite PeHiam St., 

A«'>vi>..i-t, IS. I. 




HAIRE &MURPHY, 

I I. AKKM. E I. RE \S<IN. 

Practical Plumbers. 



Plumbers' Materials 

Always in Stock. 



AGKNTS FOR 



Bower's Patent Sewer Gas Trap, 

For Sinks, Wash Bisins. Etc. 



161 Spring St., Newport, R. I. 

I I All ir„rk ,r/irr,nite,l lo ijivt entire mth 
faction. 
Formerly with McAdam Si. Opensliaw. 



Agricultural Implements and 

Hardware. 

Langley Job T., 201 and 20.3 Tliames 
Swlnbiirn, Peckham & Co., 21.5 Tliaiiies 
Weaver George A., 2a Broadway 
Ilammett Albei't, 321 Tliames 

Architects. 

Fhiildrr.Iti-,., FliiddiTs's blk. 2(i Bellevue av 
I.itdd .I..I111 1;.. I.iidil Villa, 04 Bath road 
Life ('ltiirii(<-, 4ii Cliirke 
Mason George t'. .t .Son, 10 Catherine 
Newton Dudley, 20 Bellevue ave., n. Kay st. 

Bakers. 

Arnolil .Julius, Biottdway 

Dttvis SiiuiMin. ■J~'.\ Tlitinifs 

Franklin 1!. it W., 107 Spring, eorner Mary 

Lawton Charles L.. 40 Bridge 

Band. 

XewiiortBand. \V. JIatbers. eilt. 23.Triianies 

Bathing Houses. 

Crosby Thomas. Easl(]ii's Beaeh 
GoffeRobt. W. ililtic luaisesi, Easton's Belt 

Beef Dealers. 

Smith G. & Co. (wholesale dealers in Chiea- 
go dressed beef), Long wf., n. 0. C. d|)t 

Blacksmiths and Horseshoers. 

Baoheller .1. B.. Lan-l.-y's wharf 
Bates .Iiihii. Kinsley's wliarf 
Bliven Beiijniiiiii. .'. Weaver avenue 
(lark I'.l. 1 [■•.. ,-.l7 W.'st lirtiadwav 
("lark I'hiii.M- (' . iviir Lou;; wharf 
(■ntti>l;tiiil I'. 1;.. S|iiiim wharf 
(■(>t,'Heslii,ll Kolnit ]>,. Coninierrial wharf 
('rii)).s Willitiiii \V. 1... Sherntan 
Fa^(■rwet^tll^r (hits. F. I).. Hi W. Broadway 
Goddard Charles S., 11 Farewell 
Murphy J. A., 38 Marlborough 

(73) 



Quinn Martin, .36 Bath road 
Shea Michael E., 50 Burnside avenue 
Shea Patrick M., 11 DeBlois oourt 
Smith William M.. Pond avenite 
Tiglu' Thomas. 410 Spring 

Booksellers and Stationers. 

Clarke Williiim P.. 2(i2 and 2ii4 Thames 

Gash Th iis4-J7Tliiiiiics 

(idllcc Aii-ii-,lns K.. .142 Thames 
(idtt.r Fill.l.M. 12.-, 'riiauH-s 
ILiiiiiiirii ( luilcs F. .Ir., 202 Thames 
.leiikiiis Wllliiiiii 1;,, 122 liclleviie avenue 

Kogrl> .h.lili. JKI rii;|lj„-s 

Tillcv K. ILiiiiiiietl, lin.adwiiv 

Tillcv Willittm Lc\i. 22 Wasliiiigtt.n sti 

Waril A. .J., (lilil Fellows' buililing 

Boot and Shoe Dealers. 

Alger Orin, 30 Broadway 
Brown .John, 200 Thaiues 
Burdick Clark IT. A- Co.. 40.-, Thames 
Cottrcll .Icltn IL. 144 Thiinics 
Helm Mtirdt.ck S.. is.-, 'lliiimcs 
Xormiin Tlitimas .M.. 222 Thtimes 
Palmer Uriijitmiu F. 421 Tlittmes 
Palmer (Jcoi-c IL. 127 Tlitiuics 
Popple .1. M. .t G. IL. l.;2Th;tmes 
Sealittrv T. Miiiiifonl. 214 Thames 
Swan .John M.. 10.s Tliauies 

Bottlers. 

FaerbcrPcler, I'.iiU's wliiirf. retir lOTTham 
Hazttrd .billies S., -4 i;;illi road 
S.diadc Adolph. 10 .Scott's wlittrf 
Traeger C. A., (io Bath r(,itd 

Carpenters and Builders. 

Albro I). P.. 03 Thiril 

Barker Xiilliiiii. Fli/tibcth 

Boweii (001 -,■ W.. ,,\,-r 40 Long wharf 

Brotlicrsi,ii .Mo>c>. ijs Spring 

Burdick Clutrlcs 11.. 31 Howard 

Case P. G. <t Co., Sherman's wharf 



^WY Business Dif^EciFoi^Y. 



MARGRAVES 

MaIfacturing Company, 

JIA XUFACTUKEliS OF 

Domestic, Scouring and Fulling So aps, Refined 

Tallow for Mill Purposes, Groun d Scraps 

for Fowl, Glue Substitute for Calico 

Printers, Ground Bone for 

Agricultural Pu rposes . 

—DEALERS IN— 

FRESH AND PICKLED TRIPE, PIGS FEET, 
NEATSFOOT AND PALM OILS. 



), Stafford Mills, - Off Pleasant Street, 

FALL RIVER, MASS. 



HKUnii.V UAUGKAVES, 



THOMAS HAKdKAVES. 



Coffin William H., 9 Kilbuni court 

Colloii John. 31 nennison 

Crniiston Win, S.. P.njwn & Howard's wt 

Ea.sluri r.riijjiiiiii. !i (MuiM 

Fislicr- riark I»., si I,(,nf: wharf 

namiltnii \Villi:iiii, :;s Uridsf 

Ilai II Ji.liii l;,, i:; William 

.Tohiistun .1. I),. r.\i Mill 

Kaull 11. Aii-iiMiis. 7 liridse 

IMrCiiriiiick :\liilKiil. i)cMrliiirn, near Spring 

.Mrhilosh AlcxaiHl.T. :;i lialh road 

-Mrl.caii A- Mason. Ci.ll.nrs rourt 

JlcMiiiicr l'Iiili|.|.,- A.. i:.7 Thames 

Mor;;aM Frank, '.i Calch Earl 

P("alKi(i\ .Idlin, 1 Siiiishhic i-onrt 

IVckhani Cvriis II,, 4i; Dcarliorn 

Pcrkham William l'„ 7 Kilburn court 

Poll. 4- .lames (',. IKJould 

TanniT i;i-iijamin F,, i\ Comniproial wharf 

Tri|ii> William E,. West, near Pope 

Wilson George H., 7 Cottage 

Wilson Nathaniel, 20 Second 

Carpet Dealers. 

Cozzons William C, A- Co,. l.'K Thames 
Hanunett William H.. li.ji Thames 
Lawton Edward W., over 20i Thames 

Carriage Manufacturers and 
Repositories. 

Burdick Arnold L.. l-I Weaver avenue 
Burdic k Thomas .s,. i:i Farewell 
Clark Phiiieas C. rear l.un- wharf 
Cri|.|'s William W. I.„ ',i .Sherman 
Fhidder .ste|.lieii ,s.. 7 .Sherman 

Holm .\., M.. I - wharf 

l.awton (ieor^'e P,. 2:; to:;:! Marlborough 
Secitt P.nitheis. LM S|iriiit;, Ccrner Sherman 
Seatle Charles II.. 7.S Wea ver aveuue 
Sle\ I'lis .\ehilles, )s and M S|iring 
Sleuarl .\iithnii\ 14 to l!i P(dham 
Wilscjo .lames U„ 1,", .Mann avenue 
\\'ood Andrew T,, West Broadway 

Carriage and Coach Trimmers. 

Wetherell John IT,, 7 Sherman 
(74) 



Caterers. 
Diekerson Silas, 80 Levin 
Gilniore Spencer H., 114 .John, c. Bellevue av 
Hertgen Carl, 144 Spring 

Civil Engineers and Surveyors. 

Bell (ieiir-e \,, over 201 Tliames, (sanitary) 
Benth'V llenrv A,, I'.r, 'I'hames 
Cotton Joseph P., over 2(11 Thames 
Judson J. A. Capt,, 22 and 24 Bellevue ave 

Clothing Dealers. 

Cozzens .John H. A Son, 2:i4 Thames 

(iotle Augiistu,s, (las Ce,'s hlk,, 177 Thames 

HollaiKler E, I^, A Co,, l.sc, liidlevue avenue 

ilorris Saiiniid, 22.". Thames 

JIiHiro (ieorue C, 24o Tliames 

Xewi.ort II, P, Clothing' House. 208 Thames 

Seabiiry .1. E,. 2is and 22ii Thames 

Taylor ct Bennett. ls(t Thames 

Coal Dealers. 

Bo«cii Ceoru'.' ilii'irs of). .James C. Swan, 

ai;eiit. s Poueii's wharf 
Brown, V llouanl, liiown & Howard's wf 
I^'riy Kiolher.s. P,.rr\ Brothers' wharf 
Piniii-.-rA- .Maii.hester. :;41 Thames 
Ke.Mh.lds CaidiiierP.. A Co,,(i|.i,. Post-office 
Swinburne William .1,, 17:: Thames 

Coffins, Caskets, Etc. 

Cottrell M.. :i24 Tliames 
Langley John S,, li; Franklin 

Confectioners. 

Chadwiek James H,. :rp7 Thames 

Chapman Charles 1.,. 40 Thames 

Frasidi Charles F,. 17o Thames 

Hammond N'ewton, 1411 to l.'iO Bellevue ave 

Herttjen Carl. 144 Sprint; 

Hudson Henry .1,. i:'.s Bellevue avenue 

Kulin William F,. 22!i S|iring 

I^ommcd .laeob A,, 01 Spring 

Peters ,\ntoii. :i2 Proailuay [Bellevue av. 

Muenrliin,i.'er & Sons. 2:i2 Thames, and 55 

Simpson .lo.seph 11,. 12S Bellevue avenue 

Washington George Mrs,, 102 Bellevue ave 

Westall Simeon, 25 Elm 



©ITY BUSINESS DlI^EGTOI^Y. 



CONROY fi, SULLIVAU, 
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 

NEW NO. 319 THAMES STREET, 

(. Opljositf Western I'liieii Tclcgrai.h i iffiee,! 

Perfect Systems of Sanitary 
Plumbing, Steam Heat- 
ing, and Ventilation. 



Jobbing and Repair work promptly attend- 
ed to, and all Work warranted. 



ARTESIAN AND DRIVEN WELLS. 

p. F. CONROY. D. D. SULLIVAN. 



Crockery, China, and Glass Ware. 

Allan Erastus P., 131 and 133 Thames 
Landers A. C, 167 (old No. 101) Thames 
Williams C. S., 30 Broadway 

Dentists. 

lirackett Charles A., lie Touro 
ilra.llev Thomas, is Iliuh 
(ire. MIC Saiiiiu'l K., JUL' Tliamcs 
<;rc'riif William N., -'lU Tliauies 
•Sniitli .1. William, W2 Tunro 
Smith William H., 135 Pelhara 
Stoddard WMUiam C, 5 Touro 

Druggists. 

Allan William S. N.. 2i) Washington square 
Caswell. Hazard A- Co., 212 Thames 
C;is\v,ll. MasscN A Co., 237 Thames and 198 

li.-lleviie a\enue 
( oiioii Williiiiii 11., 220 Thames 
Diiwiiiim 1!. F. .Ir.. 42 and 44 Broadway 
Ci-oir .lohn K,. :;n2 Tliames 
Sliermaii M. F.. '.HI Thames ibotanici 
Taylor James 11., 172 Thames 

Dry Goods. 

Boston .Store, King it .MeLeod, 130 Thames 
CarrC. W. A T. T,. 0.! Bridge 
Cri-niin Mary K. Mrs.. 4S.'. Thames 
DeiimaiL .loliu 1'.. F.. I'.H Thames 
nockia\ licoi-e M., 204 Thames 

Cinslinr- 1 i-. 121 Thames 

(Ireeiie A. c'., ."ii llr,,ad\\a\- 
Ilammetl .lame> II., ICC Thames 
Haws Thomas Mrs., .".si Thames 
Levi Isaae, 41.". Thames and ')4 Broadway 
.Martin .h.lin. .-,4s Thames 
Losen Maurice, .■;:;2 Thames 
Saver A. C .Miss, l',«i Thames 
Sherman All..-rt, :;'.i7 Thames 
Sherman Wm. ^y Co.. i:;.', and 1.37 Thames 
Sherman William li. .Ir., 17S Thames 
Stewart Sumner M., 414 Thames 
Stoddard i: Kowlee, 142 Thames 
Turner H. E. Jr., & Bro., 1.54 Thames 
Waite Freeborn S., 293 Thames 



Electricians. 
Cozzens & Bull. Gas Light bld'g, 179 Thames 
Clegg & Wilkinson, 172 Thames 

Ferries. 
Jamestown & Newport Ferry Co., B. Bate- 
man, agent, foot of Ferry wharf 

Pish and Oyster Markets. 

xVlbro .Samuel. :•. .Market .s(|nare 
Carrv Hrcither^. 2."n and 2.''.i Thames 
Gladding K. F.. 7 Long wharf 
Grillith Fdwanl. 117 Thames 
Hoi.'an Frank, :;44 Thames 
Kanll Gi'orge •'., .Ir., 24 llroadway 
Lancaster J. P., 7 Long wharf 
Lawton W. H. H., 22 and 24 Long wharf 
Lee Thomas J., 2d., 247 Thames 
Lee Peti-r J., foot of Scott's wharf 
Llo\d Gcinge L.. .52 Ferrv wharf 
Smith F.lward ('.. 471 Thames 
Tliompson Noali. Kinsley'.^ wharf 

Florists. 
Brant Arend, '20 Gibbs 
Butlei- lleiirv, i:«i IJellevuc avenue 
Butler .Michael A- S,,n, ic lierkelev avenue 
Fad.len Frederick W.. 151 r„'lle\ue ave 
Fimllav William, lo North Kav 
Gah in Thomas. 417Siiriiig 
Geraglit\ Thomas II., IS ( ottage place 
Gibson iiros., '.) ilalbone avenue 
Grei'r James, 21 Tompkins' court 
Hardwick lieo., Coggesliall av nBancroftav 
Hodgson John M., IJellevuc av, e. Leroy av 
Jurgeiis Carl II.. :;5aiid.57 .Mill 
Klunder Charles F.. Iso I Jelh'vue avenue 
Maher William II., (•ogge^hall avenue 
yb'Leish James :i'.i Williar 
i;cyii..lds Kh'hard, 27 Warner 
Thurston Hi'niamin M., 4.5(1 Broadway 
Wilson Fletcher. .59 Wilb;ir 
Wil.son Kobert, 340 Broadway 

Flour and Grain. 
Biiggs & Co.. Commercial wharf 
Mason John B., 349 Thames 
Murray Charles S., 298 Thames 



(75) 



(SIIPY BUSINESS DlI^BGTOI^Y. 

JOHN B. MASON, 



I Koniu'iiy of Sijuoiu-r, Jlason & Co.,) 



DEALER IN 



jnp 



HAY, STRAW AND SALT, 

JNe»'i>oi-t, K. I. 

«5-TELEPHONE CONNECTION.-®!* 

►^•THOMAS E. SHEA,> 

Cl.ilte witli (_'. GUKASON.) 

^1^ >lL--ti' ^i%;iPi' -^^ ^l^^ ^i^ ^ 

*^^3»di l L;--i Xs^E^ J^^' 3i^i4 ;^^ j^ 
NEWPORT, li. I. 

— ^-VHelme Block near Mill Slteet.<,-*_ 

All work warranted. Telephone Connection. 



Peckhain John H., 172 and 170 Broadway 
Spooner Charles E., C'oninieroial wliarf 
Stevens J. G., 9 and 11 Market siiiiare 

Fruit and Nuts. 
Uiiiwn .Tanu's A., 'Jii .Market square 
Caldwell iV: IJa.oii. l.M l!(dlcviiu avenue 
<'an\ llin,-.., :.'.-,7 iiml J.-iii'l'luunes 

Id.N.iH \V. H.. 1,'. I' .1 

I.i-wis A Tillr\ .'■_■: ;s 'rhaiiifs 
I.oiHULcl .laiM.li A., r.l Si.riiis 
Taylnr Cc.ir-c II., :;.■. Willcw 
Williams Charlivs S., :;(i T.i-oadway 
Williaiiiscu William F.. 'J'.k; Thames 
Witsdii Frank ,M., 117 Thames 

Furniture Dealers and Cabinet 
Makers. 

I'.ryer Staftord. l.lii Thames 

<'had\vic-k .Idliii, rjl l>elle\ue avenue 

<'(.Uivll M.. :;'J4 Tham.'s 

Flaniiauaii r.itriik. A'.H\ Thames 

Ila/ani A llorlim. Hi ilinirh (mfr'.s) 

Taiii;lr\ .Inliii s., k; liaiiklin 

.M;i],sli K. I'., l.v, Tliaiiir^ 

Meiiiiier l'liili|.|'e A., lis liruadway 

Priiviileiiee Fiiniiture (d., H. Washington sq 

Smilli (ieoiu'e 1!.. ir, Uriiadwav aiqiairer) 

.S|iiiit;ler W. F.. 1.".. 17 and i:i Franklin 

.S|.iamii' ,Mar\ .S. Mrs., I.-.ii Broadway 

Staali Karl, lili; IJellevue avenue 

Sledmaii .siephi'ii .M., i:',s Spring 

Sweel i;,-njaiiiiii. 17.'. .Sjiiiiiu' 

S\|ilh-iiV in.. i:ir, I'.elleMie ave. (antique) 

Tim- .Vii-ii-iiu c, i;e\ii..lds' Block 

Gas Fittings and Fixtures. 
Barker Brothers, 5 Market square 
Conroy & Sullivan, 319 Thames 
McAdara & Openshaw, 8 Mill 
Newport Gas Light Co., 181 Thames 
Stedman Pascal H., 20 John 

Gents' Furnishing Goods. 
Atwater John C, 280 Thames 
Greene Fred W., 140 Thames 
Ilammctt William H , 254 Thames 

(76) 



O'Neill T, J., 244 Thames 
Seabury J. E., 218 and 220 Thames 
Simpson John, 170 Bellevue avenue 
Taylor & Bennett, 189 Thames 

Grocers. 
Aldred A. Wright, 438 Thames 
Allan William, 9 Stone and 19 Spring 
Barber Charles P., 8 Market square 
Barker A. A., 102 Broadway 
Barker Henry, 33 Second 
Barker Robert S., 233 Thames 
Barker William A. & Co., 89 Bridge 
Barlow F. N. & Co., 145 Thames 
Barry Frank, 330 Thames 
Brierley James, 428 Thames 
Brierley John H., 477 Thames 
Bryer Peleg, 25 and 27 Broadway 
Bnckley Patrick, 41 Callender avenue 
Burkinshaw & Marvel, 440 and 448 Thames 
Callaghan M. W., 100 Spring 
Campbell Peter, 55 Bridge 
Carr Thomas T., 57 Bridge 
Carroll John F., 28 Bowery 
Clark Thomas C., 20 Washington square 
Cornell & Son, 33 and 35 Broadway 
Cottrell James B., 402 Thames, cor. Pope 
Crosby John H.jr., 135 Bellevue avenue 
Crosby M., 50 West Broadvvay 
DeBlois John B., 2 Broadway 
DeFray Manuel Mrs., 1 Chestnut 
Peunis William E. Broadway 
Denniston George, 27 and 29 Kinsley's wf 
DriscoU Michael, 506 Thames 
Eagan James, 48 West Broadway 
1i(\(\y James A., 38 Thames 
Halpino Patrick H., 9 Spruce 
Hamilton Kobert P., 25 Third 
Hayes Thomas, 581 Thames 
Hazard Lebbeus E., 134 and 130 Spring 
Horgan James D., 78 West Broadvvay 
Horgan James J.. 32 Callender avenue 
Horgan Patrick H., 58 West Broadway 



(sITY BUSINESS DlI^BGTOl^Y. 

J. H. BRIERLEY, 

liKAl.KU IN 

Groceries, Meats # Vegetables, 



POULTRY, GAME, FRUIT, ETC, 

I.\ THKIU SEASON 

NE If PORT, R. I. 

— ^^('oiuK-cted with the Telephone Exchange. <,r-^^ 



':|-PE¥ER F. CL/IF;K,t> 



PRACTICAL 
-^^^ ►-. — « s«^ 



IHORSESHOERI 



-«!«« ^ 



5 & 7 West Broadway, 

NEWPORT, R. I. 



Johnson J. Gardner, 39 Thames 

Kaull & Anthony, 409 and 411 Thamas 

Kenney Martin, 59 Lee avenue 

King J. O., 45 Washington 

Lalve Thomas J., 70 Sprnce 

Lynch JIary A. Mrs , 26 ami 28 Marlcet sq 

Maher John, 511 Thames 

Martin John, 558 Thames 

Martin John M.. 520 Thames 

Meehan John, 2 West 

Mumford William E., 107 Bellevue ave 

O'Connell Thomas, 29 Clinton avenue 

O'Keefl'e Patrick, 32 Dixon lane 

O'Leary James, 591 Thames 

O'Reagan Michael, 623 Thames 

Peckham John H., 172 and 176 Broadway 

Peckham & Manchester, 68 Broadway 

Pike Joseph B., 22 Third 

Sayer Joshua, Sayer's wharf 

Sayer Julius, 283 Thames 

Scott H. D., 313 Thames 

Shea B., 38 Callender avenue 

Sheehan ]). W., 20 Kinsley's wiiarf 

Slierman C. & Co., 10 to 14 Market sq 

Siunnons Lewis L., 41 and 43 Spring 

Stanhope George, 273 Thames 

Stevens B. Hammelt, 56 Thames 

Stevens Philip, 48 Thames 

Sullivan John & Co., 604 Thames 

Sullivan Timothy C , 486 Thames 

Sullivan Timothy W., 492 Thames 

Sullivan & JMahouey, II Burnside avenue 

Sutherland Andrew, 464 Thames 

Taylor Edward E., 542 Tliames 

Walsh Kichard J., 66 Warner 

Weaver James L., 29 Willow 

Williams Charles S., 30 Broadway 

Wilson Ira E., Thames 

Young Brothers, 130 Thames 

Harnesses, Saddle Makers, aud Horse 

(Jlothing. 
Biesel Henry, 256 aud 258 Tliames 
Bramau O. R , 176 Broadway 

(77) 



Easterbrooks James A., 48 Touro 
Gallagher Francis A., 4 Farewell 
Gratrix George, 18 Broadway aud 184 

Bellevue avenue 
Lawton George, 44 Marlborough 
Merrill F. W., 118 Bellevue avenue 
McCarty Bros., 330 Thames 
Tnell Arthur K., 12 East Bowery, rear 

Ocean House 

Hotels. 

Ambrose Hotel, 119 Thaines 
Aquidneck House, Pclham, corner Corue 
Atwater House, 292 Thames 
Bateman House, Batemau's Point 
Beach House, 31 Bath road 
Bellevue-aveuue Hotel, 113 Bellevue ave 
Berkley House, Bellevue avenue 
Brayton House, 38 and 44 I'elham 
Cheswell House, 22 Prospect Hill 
Clifl-avenue Hotel and Cottages, Cliff ave 
Forester's Hotel, 38 aud 40 Bath road 
Germania Hotel, 22 State 
Hartmann House. 10 Bellevue 
Ocean Flouse, Bellevue avenue 
Park House, Washington square 
Perry House, Washington square 
Sherman House, 105 Tliames 
United States Hotel, 268 Thames 

Ice Dealers. 

Citizen's Ice Co., .31 Long wharf 
Newport Ice Co , Commercial wharf 
Lily Pond Ice Co., Gideon Smith, supt., 
office, opp. Post office 

Insurance and Real Estate Agents. 

Bull Henry, jr., 197 Tliames 

Crocker Edw. A. 20 Bellevue ave. n. Kay 

Davis Lucius D., 207 Thames 

Forsyth Russell, 30 Bellevue avenue 

Howard J. Neilson & Co., 152 Bellevue ave 

Francis V. Mott, 28 Bellevue avenue 



(BWY BUSINESS DlI^EGTOI^Y. 



CHARLES E. SPOONER, 

FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, 

STRAW, SALT, ETC. 

GRASS SEEDS A SPECIALTY. 

Commercial Wharf, - Newport, R. I. 

TELEPIIOIVE COMXECTION. 

PLUMBING m TIN WARE, 

Repairing and Jobbing promptly done. 
ALL WORK WARRANTED. 

Connections inndc with tlic \V:iti r Works on reasonable terms. 

HO. 40 BROADWAY, 

H o Box25ii J%'En''FOHT, It. I. 



Langley Job T., 201 and 203 Thames 

Marsh Benjamin, 2d, 5 Touro 

Porter Frank B. & Co., 22 and 24 Belle- 

vue avenue 
Sherman A. S., office Merchants Bank, 

223 Thames 
Smith Alfred & Sons, 57 Bellevue avenue 
Ward Henry N., State House 
AVatson Daniel, 235 Tliames 
Wilbur George V., 20 Bellevue avenue 

Jewelry, "Watches, Etc 
Blain Edwin C, 246 Thames 
Cummings Daniel L., 146 Thames 
Denhani D. C, 276 Thames 
Heath H. A. & Co., 162 Thames 
Herrmann George 0., 219 Thames 
Pray H. W. & Son, 06 Spring 
Springier Albert G., 13 Franklin 

Laundry. 

Leonard Geo. P., 43 Pond avenue 

Lawyers. 
Baker Darius, 209 Thames 
Galvin Patrick .J., 249 Thames 
Gilpin William, 255 Thames 
Money Samuel R., 195 Thames 
Ives Charles Acton, 195 Thames 
Lee Christopher M., o 201 and 203 Thames 
Peckham Francis B., o 201 and 203 Thames 
Shelliekl William P., 223 Thames 
Shetlield William P jr., 223 Thames 
Van Zandt Charles C, 195 Thames 

Libraries. 
People's Library, 260 Thames 
Redwood Library and Athenaeum, Belle- 
vue avenue, corner Redwood 

Lumber Dealers- 
Bosworth Smith & Co., 34 West Broad w.ay 
Finch James B., Lopez wharf 
Greene A. G. & Son, 24 and 26 Church 
(78) 



Hammett Albert, 321 Thames 

Sayer Joshua, Sayer's wharf (hard wood) 

Swinburne, Peckham, & Co., 215 Thames 

Masons. 
Fludder William &' Co., Catherine st., 

coiner Bellevue avenue 
Freeborn John, 14 Third 
Knowe Peter, 39 Gould 
RIcCormick John, 31 Dearborn 
Peckham W. Freeborn, 9 Division 
Underwood William J., 32 Franklin 

Meat Markets. 
Anthony Gideon, 20 Broadw.ay 
Bailey William S., 112 Thames 
Bateman Benjamin, 5 and 7 Pelham 
Brierlev John H., 477 Thames 
Bryer William S., 60 Spring 
Coffgeshall Joseph C.,4 Washington sq 
DeBlois J. B., 2 Broadw.ay 
Eddy George A., 381 Thames 
Gladding Thomas & Son, 29 Touro 
Greene W. O. & Son, 264 Spring 
Hazard George M., 92 Broadw.ay 
Oman John W., 92 Bridge 
Pitman John, 43 Thames, corner Bridge 
Sayer George W. jr., 299 Thames 
Sherman I.^V. & Son, 251 .and 253 Thames 
Simpson Edward T., 72 Bridge 
Sl"cnm & Bluck, 224 Thames 
Spooner Edwin G., 60 Broadway 
Stacy John H., 165 Spring 
Stoddard William A., Vi'2 Bro.adway 
Thurston James T., 346 Thames 
Tillev Abram A., 158 Broadway 
Tripp William F., 20 Bridge 

Merchant Tailors. 
Aklerson John, 142 Bellevue avenue 
Dube Edward, 327 Thames 
Langley William C & Son., 174 Thames 
O'Connor John, 315 Thames 



dWY BUSINESS DlI^BGIiOI^Y. 








WATCHES. 

Call and see. Also 
•ery new styles in 
Jewelry, Silver and 
riateWare.C'locks, 
a full line of Spec- 
tacles and Eye 
Gl:i?"-e?.etc.,etc.,at 



Grzso. o. zz£:fi.x^ivi:^3\r]Nr'j5. 

le Repairing a Specialty. Ad.lress, -iU) Thames Sire 

NO. 8 MILL STREET, 



(Successors to N. M. C'H.iFFEE & Co., and J. G. WlCAVEIi Jit.,) 



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NEWPORT, R. I. 



Otto KcUvai-d, 322 Thames 
Riley Henry C, 1S8 Thames 
Spooner Henry D., 179 Thames 
Swan Edward P., 248 Thames 

Milliners and Millinery Goods. 

.ViMiistroiiK .v., 178 Bellevue avenue 
Boyle J. E. Mrs., 54 Touro 
Carney Ellen M. Miss, 26 Broadway 
Coffin C. U. Mrs., 48 Washington square 
Cottrell Mary F. Miss, 21 Franklin 
Dawley Florence N. Miss, 29 Brewer 
Donovan C. Mrs., 200 Bellevue avenue 
Elias L. C. Miss, 105 Levin 
Guerin A., 141 Bellevue avenue 
Harris Ulys.ses G., ,'169 Thames 
Laugley and Saunders, 19G Thames 
McCann Mary E., 225 Spring 
Southwick W. D. Mrs., 113 Thames 
Spooner Hannah B. Miss., 7 Bull 
Tierce Madame, 144 Bellevue avenue 
Wheeler Hannah M. Mrs., 17 Fair 

Painters, (House, Sig-n Car- 
riage, Etc.) 
Allen John B., G Broadway 
Almy Abram, 5 Oak 
Austin John E., 17 Mill 
Austin William M., 271 Spring 
Barker George C & Son., 99 Spring 
Burdick Arnold L., 382 Spring 
Burdick Henry C, 5 Commercial wharf 
Cooper James U. jr., 5 Jlill 
Crabb George W., over 38 Broadway 
Gay BradfortI, Commercial wharf 
Oilman Edward V., 40 Long wharf 
Girr J. A., 7 Branch 
Green William H., 213 Thames 
Hayinau William E. B., 1 Elm 
Holm A. M., Long wharf 
Hudson Robert, 10 West 
Kenyou George G., 171 Spring 
Landers William R., 7 Sherman 
(79) 



Leary J. A. 35 West Broadway 
Marchington William, 16 Charles 
Mayer Joseph, IG Cross 
Newell John P., 371 Thames 
Smith John B. F., 33 John (house) 
Stoddard Johu C. & Co.. 19 Long wharf 
Sullivan Cornelius S., over 11 Farewell 
Taylor & Howard, 48 Spring 
White Charles E., 8 Spring Wharf 

Photographers. 
Child Robert H., 242 Thames 
Leavitt Aaron L., 105 Thames 
Lord Thomas, 53 Bellevue avenue 
Ludovici Julius, 53 Bellevue avenue 
Notman Photographic Co., Limited, 37 

Bellevue avenue, opposite Redwood 
Williams Joshua A., 124 Bellevue avenue 

Physicians. 

[Those marked »ith a slar (•) arc members of the 
Newport Medical Soeiely ] 

*Barker C. Frank, 41 Division 

Chace N. R., 89 Touro 

Coggeshall Henry T., 35 Kay 

*Curley John P., 8 Bath road 

*Curley Peter F., 8 Batli road 

Engs George, 13 Kay 

*Flsher Charles L., 54 Washington 

♦Francis Samuel W., 82 Rliode Island ave 

*Goddard Thatcher, 124 Mill 

Greene William B., 3C Washington 

♦Hurley John F., Franklin, cor. Spring 

*McKim W D, lOG Touro 

*News .\niile Miss., 13 Touro 

Odell George M., G Kay 

*Powell Stephen C, 19 Beach, c Cottage p 

*Ranklu Francis H., 20 Catherine 

Rice Richard IL, 53 Farewell 

*Rives William C., jr., 3 Red Cross ave 

*Sears Stephen H., 117 Touro cor. High 

Stanton & Squire, 130 Touro 

*Storer H. R., 58 Washington 



©IiPY BUSINESS DlI^EGTOI^Y. 

C. S. WILLIAMS, 
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, 

C'i-<>c-Iv«-r>- iii>a fil:l^-^s^^ are. I'^ii-.-st-t luss 

HioAviiiff aiaoIiiiK'S, CloolCiS, Oil 

.'Sto^-es. T'<>l)iiec-o aiid 

C'le,-ar>s. 

ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES AND FINDINGS. 

Aliicliincs of all kinds repaired at short notice. 

30 Broadway, Weivport, M. I. 



GEORGE GRATRIX, 

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk 

Always in stock, a good assortment of Whips, 

Bridles, Curry-Combs. Brushes, Chamois 

Skins, Sponges, Valises, Carpet 

Bags, Etc. 

18 Broadway, and 184 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, R. I. 

Rcpairiufj Harnessfs and Trunlis 
a Specialty. 



Turner Henry E., 10 Srliool 
♦Wheeler William Lamont, 5 Kay 

Plumbers and Coppersmiths. 

Conroy & Sullivan .<!19 Thames 
( 'rriiiiii and Butler, 2G Franklin 
Ilaiif & Murphy, 101 Spring 
l.voii .Joseph M., 340 Thames 
.McAihim & Openshaw, 8 Mill 
(iiiian Kobert L., 40 Broadway 
Slu-a Thomas E., ICO Spring 

Printers, Book and Job. 
Davis & Pitman, 207 Thames 
Marshall & Flynn, 202 Thames 
Sanborn J. P., 272 Thames 

Pump and Block Maker. 

llildreth Ara, Boweu's Wharf 

Sail and Awning Makers. 

Hogan & Scott, 10 Commercial wharf 
Matteson James 11., 1.52 Broadway 

Sewing Machine Dealers. 
Banning Carlos, G4 Broadway 
Pritchard George A., 46 Broadway 
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co., Siliis H. Ken- 

ney, manager, 86 Broadway 
Williams Charles S., 30 Broadway 

Stables. 
Barker William A. & Co., 25 Second 
Bowler James I.. Brinley, near Kay 
Carr Benjamin M., 29 Howard, near Spring 
Carr G. H., rear 6 Caleb Earle 
Casttofl' Henry M., 52 Touro and 59 Spring 
Colvin James, 15 Beach and 29 State 
Daulcy Benjamin H., 38 State 
(Jolden Richard, Middletou avenue 
llayuard A. H., 7 Downing 
Lawton George P., 23 to 33 Marlborough 
Murray Hiram. 47 State cor. DeBlois court 

(80) 



Murr.ay Hiram J., rear 38 State 
Rowley John H., 23 Long wharf 
Smith J. L., 16 and 18 Fillmore and 

Tompkins court 
Stewart A., 19 Pelhara 
Tennant Wm. C. jr., 18 Barney 

Stove Dealers and Tinsmiths. 
Bliss John J., 10 Washington square 
Brown James B., agent, 200 Thames 
Covell W. K., jr., 163 Thames 
Goddard & Barlow, rear 194 Thames 
Laugley & Sharpe, 267 Thames 
Marden James F., 328 Thames 
Shepley William, 2 Branch 
Southwick J. M. K., 185 Thames 
"Walsh Brothers, 13 JIarket square 

Submarine Wrecker and Diver. 
Waters John, store Commercial wharf, 
post-office box 47 

Toy Dealers. 

Landers A. C , 167 Thames 
Luther A. W., 205 Thames 

Transportation Lines. 

Continental Steamljoat Co., J. S. Bliss, 
.agent. Commercial Wharf 

Denniston George, agent for the European 
lines of steamers, 29 Kinsley's wharf 

Newport & Wickford Railroad and Steam- 
boat Co., Theo. Warren, agent, Com- 
mercial wharf 

Old Colony Steamboat Co., J. H Jordan, 
agent, 133 Long wharf 

Veterinary Surgeons. 
Heard J. M., 10 Travers block 
Hull George G., 3 Elm (eclectic) 
Lineham George N., 27 West Broadway 

Woolen Rags and Paper Stock. 
Wright Richard B., 50 Ferry wharf 



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NturuRi CAbi> 



Livery, Boarding 



Sale Stable 



AND GARBIAGE REPOSITORY. 



HORSES 

Of all kinds for Sale 
or Exchange. 




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PONIES, 

For Village Carts, suitable for 

Ladies and Children, 

a specialty. 



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Horses and Carriages of all Kinds to Let by Day or Month. Also, Horses to Let 

by the Season without Carriages. 

Carriages of all kinds for Sale, or Exchanged „ . . ... ,. , ,. ,, ™ Horses and Carriages of all Kinds Bought 

for Different Styles of Carts. W>m. AttenilOD 10 Llgflt leaiDS. ^^^ g^l^j ^j, commission, 



Telephone connection. 



Please call and see me before purchasing or hiring. 



Satisfaction oruaranteed. 



23, 25, 27, 29, 31 & 33 Marlboro St, Newport, R. I. 



EST AVPOINT£D> SCHOOL OF 



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I'OURJEE^ Director, Frankj 




ir Music 



